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I wanted to see what this camera could deliver indoors, especially with the new 20MP sensor. What better place to test this than a dimly lit museum so that's exactly what I did. For those in Frankfurt a visit to this museum is really worth it, for those who like museums that is (http://www.staedelmuseum.de/en). I can spend hours in places like these and often do. I just lose myself, and track of time.

The lens I used was the Panasonic 35 - 100 f2.8, which is the reason I haven't picked up the Olympus 40-150 f2.8. I've used it on both Panasonic and Olympus bodies with the same excellent results. Yes, the Olympus offers more reach but is also dearer and bigger and heavier. I find this lens pretty much perfect for my use.

As you'll see from the images both lens and camera delivered images that I just can't complain about. Sharp, contrasty and I'm really impressed with the exposure from this Panasonic camera. Pretty much spot on most of the time.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy the following images because I believe them to be some of the best I've ever taken ofthis sort of subject. This combination is going to get a lot of use, and my Panasonic 12 - 35 f2.8 is going to be glued to the GX7. That's a keeper combination too.

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This really is a nice camera, the best Panasonic I've ever used and I've used quite a few of them. The original 14 - 140 I sent back because of major shutter shock problems but this one seems a lot better. Just a few images from this combination at present, more to follow I'm sure.

This was pretty amazing. It just stood in the middle of the path, not frightened by any of the passers-by and there were quite a few.

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