Panasonic LUMIX Full Frame Camera Lens, S 28-200mm F4-7.1 MACRO O.I.S.

Quick Overview

• 77.3 x 93.4 mm / 413g : the size equivalent of a standard zoom lens (S-R2060)
• Flexible framing from wide 28mm to telephoto 200mm
• Half life-size macro photography (0.5x at 28mm)
• High-resolution & Beautiful bokeh images & Beautiful beam of light
• 5-stop** 5-Axis Dual I.S. 2 compatibility
• Dust/Splash/Freeze-resistant & fluorine coating
• Filter Size – 67mm

Product Description

• A One-of a-Kind Lightweight Wide-Angle to Telephoto Lens: Perfect for everything from landscapes and zoom shots to portraits and snapshots, with an optical system and mechanism designed to realize a 1.5-stage retractable zoom configuration and integrated lens group drive
• Impressively Small and Light: With a mass of approximately 413g and total length of approximately 93.4 mm, S-R28100 is travel-ready, so you can take telephoto shots anywhere
• The Premier Long Zoom Lens in the LUMIX S Series, Ideally Suited to Any Scenario: With the minimum shooting distance of 0.14 m and the maximum shooting magnification of 0.5x, the half life-size macro shooting can be shot).**

** When focal length is 28mm

• Optimal Operability for Video Production: Effectively suppresses focus breathing, in which movements in the focus position change the angle of view
• 5-axis Dual I.S. 2 (Image Stabilizer): Compensates for blurring, enabling the photographer to concentrate on capturing the subject and achieve clear images

Impressively small and lightweight (weighing approximately 413g), the LUMIX S-R28100 is first wide-to-tele zoom lens from our S series lineup. In addition to high resolution, outstanding photographic performance, and stunning bokeh, the lens enables close-up photography from a distance of just 3cm between the tip of the lens. The lens also boasts, high-speed, high-precision, and silent autofocus, while its 5-axis Dual I.S. 2 (Image Stabilizer) compatibility compensates for blurring in various situations to enable the photographer to concentrate on capturing the subject.