A quick glance at recent sold auctions on eBay implies that the GM5 is fetching something in the ballpark of $500.
TBH, I really like this camera, and am quite reluctant to sell it, but I've been using only my Nikon gear lately, and noticed that the used market for the GM5 is strong. If that is not the case, I'm happy to keep it, as truly small micro 4/3 cameras are no longer in production.
I have carried this camera extensively, and there are indeed signs of this, but the sensor, LCD screen, and EVF are in good shape. The camera is functionally sound.
Please view the photographs below for closeups of the cosmetic issues.
Other than the kit lens, I believe I have everything that came in the box. Please review the photos to confirm everything that is included is pictured.
Note: I consider the OEM battery to be unserviceable (it doesn't hold charge well at all) but it is included for posterity. Also included are four fully compatible aftermarket batteries which have much better charge holding ability and endurance.
Shutter count is 3092.
Conservatively rating this an "8" but please see for yourself in the photographs and PM any questions.
A quick glance at recent sold auctions on eBay implies that the GM5 is fetching something in the ballpark of $500.
TBH, I really like this camera, and am quite reluctant to sell it, but I've been using only my Nikon gear lately, and noticed that the used market for the GM5 is strong. If that is not the case, I'm happy to keep it, as it seems that neither Olympus nor Panasonic have any intention of building truly small micro 4/3 cameras.
I have carried this camera extensively, and there are indeed signs of this, but the sensor, LCD screen, and EVF are in good shape. The camera is functionally sound.
Please view the photographs below for closeups of the cosmetic issues.
Other than the kit lens, I believe I have everything that came in the box. Please review the photos to confirm everything that is included is pictured.
Note: I consider the OEM battery to be unserviceable (it doesn't hold charge well at all) but it is included for posterity. Also included are four fully compatible aftermarket batteries which have much better charge holding ability and endurance.
Shutter count is 3092.
Conservatively rating this an "8" but please see for yourself in the photographs and PM any questions.
A quick glance at recent sold auctions on eBay implies that the GM5 is fetching something in the ballpark of $500.
TBH, I really like this camera, and am quite reluctant to sell it, but I've been using only my Nikon gear lately, and noticed that the used market for the GM5 is strong. If that is not the case, I'm happy to keep it, as it seems that neither Olympus nor Panasonic have any intention of building truly small micro 4/3 cameras.
I have carried this camera extensively, and there are indeed signs of this, but the sensor, LCD screen, and EVF are in good shape. The camera is functionally sound.
Please view the photographs below for closeups of the cosmetic issues.
Other than the kit lens, I believe I have everything that came in the box. Please review the photos to confirm everything that is included is pictured.
Note: I consider the OEM battery to be unserviceable (it doesn't hold charge well at all) but it is included for posterity. Also included are four fully compatible aftermarket batteries which have much better charge holding ability and endurance.
Shutter count is 3092.
Conservatively rating this an "8" but please see for yourself in the photographs and PM any questions.
A quick glance at recent sold auctions on eBay implies that the GM5 is fetching something in the ballpark of $500.
TBH, I really like this camera, and am quite reluctant to sell it, but I've been using only my Nikon gear lately, and noticed that the used market for the GM5 is strong. If that is not the case, I'm happy to keep it, as it seems that neither Olympus nor Panasonic have any intention of building truly small micro 4/3 cameras.
I have carried this camera extensively, and there are indeed signs of this, but the sensor, LCD screen, and EVF are in good shape. The camera is functionally sound.
Please view the photographs below for closeups of the cosmetic issues.
Other than the kit lens, I believe I have everything that came in the box. Please review the photos to confirm everything that is included is pictured.
Note: I consider the OEM battery to be unserviceable (it doesn't hold charge well at all) but it is included for posterity. Also included are four fully compatible aftermarket batteries which have much better charge holding ability and endurance.
Shutter count is 3092.
Conservatively rating this an "8" but please see for yourself in the photographs and PM any questions.
A quick glance at recent sold auctions on eBay implies that the GM5 is fetching something in the ballpark of $500.
TBH, I really like this camera, and am quite reluctant to sell it, but I've been using only my Nikon gear lately, and noticed that the used market for the GM5 is strong. If that is not the case, I'm happy to keep it, as it seems that neither Olympus nor Panasonic have any intention of building truly small micro 4/3 cameras.
I have carried this camera extensively, and there are indeed signs of this, but the sensor, LCD screen, and EVF are in good shape. The camera is functionally sound.
Please view the photographs below for closeups of the cosmetic issues.
Other than the kit lens, I believe I have everything that came in the box. Please review the photos to confirm everything that is included is pictured.
Note: I consider the OEM battery to be unserviceable (it doesn't hold charge well at all) but it is included for posterity. Also included are four fully compatible aftermarket batteries which have much better charge holding ability and endurance.
Shutter count is 3092.
Conservatively rating this an "8" but please see for yourself in the photographs and PM any questions.
A quick glance at recent sold auctions on eBay implies that the GM5 is fetching something in the ballpark of $500. If there is any interest, please PM if you're in the market for one. I will have to inspect and evaluate the condition (I haven't really used or thought about this camera in some time), but it is certainly 100% functional with only minor cosmetic flaws.
Will add photos over the weekend and provide details about the condition at that time.
