Panasonic's ultra-tiny MFT camera — selfie-oriented 16MP with no viewfinder, one of the smallest ILCs.
The Panasonic Lumix GX800 (GX850 in most markets) was released approximately 2017 as an entry-level Micro Four Thirds mirrorless featuring a 16MP sensor without an optical low-pass filter and 4K/30fps video. 180° flip-up touchscreen. DMW-BLG10 battery with USB in-camera charging. At 269g body with battery.
16MP Four Thirds CMOS (no OLPF). 4K UHD/30fps; 1080p/60fps. 3.0-inch 180° flip-up touchscreen LCD. DMW-BLG10 battery (USB in-camera charging). 269g body with battery. Micro Four Thirds mount.
The GX800/GX850's defining feature over its predecessors is the removal of the optical low-pass filter for improved resolving clarity, combined with 4K video at the entry level. The 180° flip-up touchscreen enables vlogger self-framing without a separate monitor. DMW-BLG10 supports USB charging directly to the camera body — practical for travel without spare batteries.
On the used market the Panasonic Lumix GX800/GX850 is affordable as an entry-level MFT mirrorless. Condition checks: DMW-BLG10 battery health, flip-up LCD hinge, sensor cleanliness. Compatible with all Micro Four Thirds lenses.