Panasonic's tiniest MFT camera — one of the smallest ILC ever made at 204g with 16MP sensor.
The Panasonic Lumix GM1 launched in 2013 as one of the smallest interchangeable-lens cameras ever made. At just 204g body-only, it was barely larger than many compact cameras while maintaining the full Micro Four Thirds lens mount.
The 16MP Live MOS sensor delivers good MFT image quality. 23-area contrast-detect AF. 5fps burst. 1080p Full HD video. Touch shutter and AF on the 3-inch touchscreen. The tiny body paired with the 12-32mm pancake zoom creates a genuinely pocket-sized ILC.
Ultra-compact body at 204g — smaller than many smartphones. 3-inch touchscreen — no viewfinder. WiFi and NFC. No flash. Micro Four Thirds mount. Single SD card slot. The body is too small for comfortable use with anything but the tiniest lenses.
Very cheap used. The GM5 added a tiny EVF. The GM line was discontinued — too small for practical use with most MFT lenses. A charming curiosity that pushes the limits of how small an ILC can be. Pairs well with the 12-32mm or 14mm pancake.