Used Panasonic Lumix G7 + 14-42mm Mirrorless Camera Kit - Silver
- Mirrorless
- Micro Four Thirds sensor
- Micro Four Thirds
£299 Sold
Condition report
Checked in HarrogateExcellent used condition with no noticeable signs of use or wear. All functions/operations in good working order. Zoom/AF fully functioning.
- Testing
- Fully tested
- Warranty
- 6 months
- In the box
- Battery & Charger
Open Mon–Sat, 9:30am–5pm
Questions about this one?
Ask the people who tested it. We’ll check any detail or send extra photos before you buy.
- 4.9 on GoogleFrom 137 reviews
-
60+ yearsIndependent, in Harrogate
-
Warranty includedUp to 12 months
-
Secure checkoutPayments by Shopify
The details
At a glance: 2015 Micro Four Thirds mirrorless with affordable 4K UHD video, bundled with 14-42mm kit lens.
About this camera
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7 is a 2015 Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera that stood out for bringing 4K UHD video to an affordable enthusiast body. It pairs a 16MP Live MOS Four Thirds sensor with a large OLED viewfinder and a vari-angle touchscreen, and this listing comes with the 14-42mm kit lens for a ready-to-shoot setup.
Build & handling
| Type | Micro Four Thirds mirrorless |
|---|---|
| Sensor | 16MP Live MOS Four Thirds |
| ISO range | 200-25600 native, expandable to ISO 100 |
| Autofocus | DFD contrast-detect AF, 49-area |
| Continuous shooting | Up to approx 8fps (approx 6fps with continuous AF) |
| Video | 4K UHD 3840x2160 at 30p/24p |
| Viewfinder | 2.36M-dot OLED electronic viewfinder, 100% coverage |
| Screen | 3-inch 1040k-dot vari-angle touchscreen LCD |
| IBIS | No |
| Weight | Approx 410g with battery and card |
Works with
- All Micro Four Thirds mount lenses from Panasonic
- Micro Four Thirds lenses from Olympus/OM System
- Third-party Micro Four Thirds lenses (e.g. Sigma, Tamron, Sirui)
- Includes the bundled 14-42mm kit lens
Best for
The DMC-G7 targets enthusiasts wanting 4K capture and manual control on a budget, and it was one of the more affordable ways to shoot 4K UHD when it launched in 2015. As a Micro Four Thirds camera it uses a 2x crop factor relative to full frame, so lens focal lengths give an equivalent field of view of roughly double the marked figure. It has no in-body image stabilisation, so it relies on optically stabilised (OIS) lenses for steadying handheld shots, and this listing includes the 14-42mm kit lens to get you started.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Lumix G7 shoot 4K video?
Yes. It records 4K UHD (3840x2160) at 30p and 24p, one of the reasons it was a popular affordable 4K option when released in 2015.
Does the G7 have in-body image stabilisation?
No. The G7 has no IBIS, so stabilisation depends on using optically stabilised (OIS) lenses such as the included 14-42mm kit lens.
What lenses fit the Lumix G7?
Any Micro Four Thirds mount lens fits, including lenses from Panasonic, Olympus/OM System and third-party makers. Remember the 2x crop factor when judging equivalent focal length.
What sensor does the G7 use?
It uses a 16MP Live MOS Four Thirds sensor.
Why buy from Bass & Bligh
Bought from a real shop, not a warehouse.
Dispatched on the Monday… great service
Ordered a Panasonic four thirds lens dispatched on the Monday after purchase and delivered on the following Tuesday great service. Tried on the camera and initial thoughts are wow pin sharp and clear photos. Thank you
George P.Ordered a lens onlineA proper little treasure trove
3rd time I've been to this shop to treat myself to some new kit. Always very friendly and knowledgeable. Fairly priced too. I would highly recommend a visit if your nearby and looking for camera gear. I'd say if they don't have what your looking for, it's probably not possible to find anywhere. It's a proper little treasure trove.
Philip B.Third visit to the shopBrilliant advice with awesome customer service
Sure you can buy online and possibly save a few pounds.. but if you require and appreciate knowledge and brilliant advice with awesome customer service then it's a no brainer...This is a real camera shop like it used to be back int day..
Malcolm S.