Panasonic Lumix DC-G95 vs Sony Alpha 7 III

Verdict

The Panasonic Lumix DC-G95 is a well-rounded mid-range camera that appeals to both photographers and videographers. It offers a headphone jack, unlimited record time, log recording, and the best stabilization of any camera in this class. However, some features in video and photo are lacking, making it seem like Panasonic is holding back the camera's full potential. The 12-60mm kit lens is a wonderful range and a good performer. The camera's flexible screen is sturdy and stable, and the build quality, image quality of the stills, very effective in-body image stabilization, handling and controls, great OLED screen, and viewfinder are all positives. The camera is a good starter option for those who haven't invested in micro four-thirds lenses. However, the low light performance is worse than some cell phones, and the auto focus can be laughably horrendous. Overall, the Panasonic Lumix DC-G95 is a functional and compelling package for those interested in photo and video, time

Verdict

Overall, the Sony Alpha 7 III is a powerful and versatile camera that excels in both photography and videography. Its image quality and autofocus capabilities are impressive, and it offers features such as 10fps subject tracking and 4K video capture. However, it is not weather-sealed and its menu system can be confusing. It is a great choice for photographers who shoot landscapes and other types of photography, as well as videographers for travel films, weddings, and corporate gigs. While there are some criticisms, the Sony Alpha 7 III is still considered one of the best cameras in its price range.