Panasonic Prime Lens 12mm F/1.4 – MFT
- VendorPanasonic
Description
Panasonic Prime 12mm F/1.4 – MFT
Prime wide-angle lens
The Leica DG Summilux F1.4/12mm Asph. by Panasonic is an ideal 24mm wide-angle lens (equivalent to full-frame format) for landscape photography as well as street photography. Thanks to its f/1.4 aperture, you can also use the wide-angle lens in backlit conditions without having to accept any loss in quality. It consists of 15 lenses in twelve groups, including two aspherical elements, two Ultra Extra-Low Dispersion elements and one Extra-Low Dispersion element, which suppresses spherical aberration and prevents the formation of reflections and ghost images.
Internal focusing with stepper motor
Thanks to the integrated stepper motor, you can enjoy quiet, fast focusing for both photo and video recordings. You also benefit from high accuracy when using large apertures with a shallow depth of field.
Versatile applications
Furthermore, the lens is dust- and splash-proof, so you can also use it in adverse weather conditions. Since the wide-angle lens can be adjusted with just one hand using the aperture ring on the lens, comfortable handling is guaranteed.
Wide-angle lens
The wide-angle lens is characterized by an enlarged field of view that is superior to that of our eyes. It differs from normal lenses due to its shorter focal length. This shorter focal length increases the field of view, making subjects appear smaller and allowing more to be captured in the photo. In addition, the wide-angle lens creates a clearly visible effect of spatial depth – objects in the distance appear even further away, giving your images an impressive sense of depth.
Specifications
- Lieferumfang:
- - Objektivdeckel, - Rückseitiger Objektivdeckel, - Streulichtblende, - Tasche
- Objektivtyp:
- Weitwinkel
- Naheinstellgrenze:
- 0.20 m
- Grösster Abbildungsmassstab:
- 0.1
- Sichtwinkel:
- 84 °
- Filterdurchmesser:
- 62 mm
- Brennweite Max.:
- 12 mm
- Anzahl Gruppen:
- 12
- Anzahl Linsen:
- 15
- Blendenöffnung Min.:
- F/16
- Blendenöffnung Max.:
- F/1.4
- Fokus:
- Automatisch
- Bildstabilisator:
- Nein
- Bildsensorstandard:
- Micro-Four-Thirds
- Detailfarbe:
- Schwarz
- Länge:
- 70 mm
- Durchmesser:
- 70 mm
- Objektiv-Bajonett:
- MFT
- Widerstandsfähigkeit:
- Spritzwasserdicht, Staubgeschützt
- Gewicht:
- 335 g
Panasonic Prime Lens 12mm F/1.4 – MFT
- VendorPanasonic
1,217.20
Focal length: 12 mm (equivalent to 24 mm in 35 mm format) | Minimum focusing distance: 20 cm | 15 elements in 12 groups | Ideal for landscape photography and street photography | High precision at large apertures | Micro Four Thirds mount
Description
Panasonic Prime 12mm F/1.4 – MFT
Prime wide-angle lens
The Leica DG Summilux F1.4/12mm Asph. by Panasonic is an ideal 24mm wide-angle lens (equivalent to full-frame format) for landscape photography as well as street photography. Thanks to its f/1.4 aperture, you can also use the wide-angle lens in backlit conditions without having to accept any loss in quality. It consists of 15 lenses in twelve groups, including two aspherical elements, two Ultra Extra-Low Dispersion elements and one Extra-Low Dispersion element, which suppresses spherical aberration and prevents the formation of reflections and ghost images.
Internal focusing with stepper motor
Thanks to the integrated stepper motor, you can enjoy quiet, fast focusing for both photo and video recordings. You also benefit from high accuracy when using large apertures with a shallow depth of field.
Versatile applications
Furthermore, the lens is dust- and splash-proof, so you can also use it in adverse weather conditions. Since the wide-angle lens can be adjusted with just one hand using the aperture ring on the lens, comfortable handling is guaranteed.
Wide-angle lens
The wide-angle lens is characterized by an enlarged field of view that is superior to that of our eyes. It differs from normal lenses due to its shorter focal length. This shorter focal length increases the field of view, making subjects appear smaller and allowing more to be captured in the photo. In addition, the wide-angle lens creates a clearly visible effect of spatial depth – objects in the distance appear even further away, giving your images an impressive sense of depth.
