it does not always have the latest model to be the better

About the excellent image Quallität is already in previous reviews enough positive written and I could not detect any differences between G5 and G6 after extensive testing at the same settings, lenses and designs.

I had read the newer model Panasonic G6 and was with this in terms of the intrinsic values, quite satisfied, but the cheaper feel and somewhat poorer handling on a long time has induced me they re-sell and after extensive testing / comparison, me for Panasonic to decide G5.
The G6 has, unlike the G5, a very rough surface, to a plastic release button, which is difficult to feel "blind", with worse or no clear pressure point between focusing and cause and without these little "depression" as the G5 in which the dissolution of metal knob sits. The buttons on the back are on the G5 substantially valent (partly made of metal) with more noticeable pressure point. The broader metallic lens mount and the metallic Objektiventrieglungsknopf on the G5 is also still at this point be mentioned positively. The G5 can be kept by the differently shaped handle somehow better with larger hands. The thumb rest is solved compliant with the G5. Another problem at the G6 is the WLAN button on the back, which is constantly being activated unintentionally with the heel of your hand, thereby sometimes annoying seconds pass until we were able to photograph. At the G5 Furthermore, the image from the electronic viewfinder fine resolution and more enjoyable. Wlan I do not need because the image transfer is many times lasts longer than conventional wired and lots of eats electricity, which can deplete the battery quickly prematurely. Vibration-free triggering via smartphone at the G6 is a bit more comfortable but at the G5 it will come wired trigger perfectly and easily. So if you can do without WiFi, NFC, display multi-touch features and focus peaking, gets to the G5 in my opinion, better camera at a lower price. The thus saved money can be invested for example in a good fixed focal length lens.