PANASONIC LUMIX S 35MM F/1.8

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Code: 141368343VOK

Manufacturer code: S-S35E

Optical construction The LUMIX S 35mm F1.8 is comprised of eleven lens elements in nine groups including three aspherical lenses and three ED (Extra-Low Dispersion) lenses. The use of three aspherical lenses realizes both high descriptive performance and beautiful bokeh, which are common advantages to the series of all F1.8 lenses. The ED lenses effectively suppress chromatic aberration. It is suitable for versatile situations including landscapes and snapshots taking advantage of the natural angle of view as well as portrait. It can also be used for close-up shots thanks to the minimum focusing distance of 0.24m Fast AF for Video The LUMIX S 35mm F1.8 is capable of smooth, silent operation to work with the camera’s high-speed, high-precision contrast AF system with the sensor drive at max.240 fps. For the non-linear setting, focus is shifted with a variable amount according to the rotation speed of the focus ring while focus is shifted with a designated amount according to the rotational quantum of the focus ring for the linear setting. Sensitivity (the amount of focus shift per rotational quantum) can be selected from 90 to 360 degrees by 30 degrees to enable intended focus operation. The LUMIX S 35mm F1.8 also excels in video recording performance with a mechanism that suppresses focus breathing, which was a fatal problem of all interchangeable lenses designed for still image photography. Together with a micro-step aperture control for smooth exposure change, professional quality video can be recorded.With its approximately 295g compact size and light weight, the LUMIX S 35mm F1.8 features stunning mobility to fit the S5, LUMIX’s smallest full-frame model. The rugged dust/splash-resistant design withstands use under harsh conditions even at 10 degrees below zero for high mobility. The filter diameter is 67 mm, with a 9-blade circular aperture diaphragm.

Typ of Sensor Full Frame

Image stabilization Nėra

Delivery time 5-19 w.d.

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Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Panasonic
Lens mount (bayonet)
Type
Typ of Sensor	Full Frame
Image stabilization	Nėra
Stabilization
Размер кадра
Delivery time	5-19 w.d.
Construction
Weight	295 g
Product codes	141368343VOK S-S35E 4010869323949 502523292304 5025232923045

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