Panasonic Lumix G10 DSLR Mirrorless Camera

Description

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-G10 is (with the G2) the latest of Panasonic's pioneering G-series mirrorless system cameras. The G10 is a new camera, but in many ways it represents a synthesis of elements from other models in the series. The G10 has the same sensor as the G2, and like the original G1 it is styled to resemble a 'traditional' DSLR, but like the GF1, its LCD screen is fixed, not articulated. Unlike the GF1, the G10 offers a built-in EVF (of the same specification as the optional DMW-LVF1E viewfinder unit which is available for the GF1), but its resolution is lower than that of the G1, GH1 and G2, at 202k dots pixels compared to 1.4 million. The G10's EVF is of the more conventional grid type, too, as opposed to the field-sequential display used in the G2.
This Camera has a shutter count of 6509 and a power up count of 1327.  It also has a flash count of 702.  It has been very well maintained and rarely used.