How's the 720p 60frames looks compared to , let's say, the 1080/60 on the GX7, is there a big difference? I would like to have 60p and that's why I was looking to the GX7, but I must say that the GM1 is very appealing... and I've found a nice kit with booth the 12-32 and the 20mm for less than just the GX7 body.

Nowadays I favor a camera that fits into my life: one that I carry to the office, that I take with me when running errands or that I pack for business trips. Yet I don't want to compromise on quality: fast and total control over the exposure, live histogram, responsiveness, a good selection of lenses, RAW files and Full HD video are essential. The Lumix GM1 manages to pack all of that in the tiniest body ever.

http://marchal.com/lumix-gm1-pocket-camera/

Amazing pictures for the size! 1080p24

Readers interested in seeing how the GM1 handles video at ISO800 can check out these random shots I made in a dim coffee shop in Saigon. 24p, -5, -2, -1, 0. X Vario 12-35mm f/2.8 lens. Most of the clips were taken at around f/3.2.

https://copy.com/AMkyhiMPXv6D

Settings: Standard, 24p, -5, -2, -1, 0.

http://tysonrobichaudphotography.wordpress.com/2014/02/05/panasonic-gm1-reviewed-say-hello-to-my-little-friend/

http://www.focus-numerique.com/test-1784/compact-a-objectifs-interchangeables-panasonic-gm1-exemples-photos-15.html

factory defaults did the trick! Back to happy again!

Sorry if this has been answered before, but after I white balance and begin shooting, the color I see on the LCD doesn't match at all what I saw when I was making WB adjustments. I have monitor set at live view. However, files look fine when I import them for editing...

I have been shooting with the GM1 extensively for the past 2 months and I have finally gathered some of my impressions and pictures and wrote something like a personal review about the camera and, specially, my way of using it and integrating it in my usual workflow. To summarize it, I can say that this tiny camera is a beast and it delivers a punch high above its weight, that's for sure. I'm amazed at how close I can get with it plus the small kit zoom lens to my usual combo of GH3 plus the f2.8 zoom.

@jonpais I agree with you completely, I shoot with both cameras as well, and they make a perfect couple!

You can read my review and see plenty of images in my blog: http://gonzalobroto.blogspot.com/2014/02/gm1-me-review-of-how-we-met-each-other.html

http://www.focus-numerique.com/test-1784/compact-a-objectifs-interchangeables-panasonic-gm1-presentation-caracteristiques-1.html

@kin689 Thanks for your viewing! For the shoot, a variable ND2-400 filter was used. Grading is done in Premiere Pro for a more cinematic coloring look. No noise reduction in camera or in post. And I love the better high ISO performance and dynamic range the GM1 provides, it surely has better video DR than GH2 (GM1 uses the same new sensor seen on GX7, newer sensors definitely have improved DR). In fact, the GM1 have more details in the blacks and a slightly more in the highlights. So far I have used the GM1 to shoot in several low-light situations, and I would say the highest acceptable ISO on it is 2000. Pushing all way up to 3200 is not an issue at all without reducing noise in post. I will post more films shot with the GM1, stay tuned!