Panasonic Lumix S 100-500mm F/5.0-7.1 OIS

Code: 13339FOC

Manufacturer code: S-R100500E

Panasonic Lumix S 100-500mm F/5.0-7.1 OIS. This lens covers a focal length from 100 to 500mm and supports teleconverters, enabling telephoto shooting of up to 1000mm. It delivers high resolution and beautiful bokeh across the entire zoom range, to capture stunning images and footage in a wide variety of shooting scenarios including wildlife, motorsports, and landscapes. With an optimized lens element arrangement and Dual Phase Linear Motor, the lens achieves a remarkably compact design, while delivering impressive ultra-telephoto performance. High-speed, high-precision, and silent autofocus, combined with Dual I.S. 2 image stabilization supporting up to 7.0 stops, ensures exceptional portability and handheld shooting support. The lens is also designed for intuitive operation, featuring a customizable focus ring and a focus button. To meet the growing demand for video production, the lens incorporates features such as focus breathing suppression and micro-step aperture control for smooth exposure transitions, supporting high-quality video performance.

THE FIRST*1 ULTRA-TELEPHOTO ZOOM LENS IN THE LUMIX S SERIES COVERING UP TO 500mm

Maintains high resolution across the entire zoom range, delivering sharp detail and beautiful bokeh even at maximum aperture. Covers focal lengths from 100mm to 500mm; compatible with lens teleconverters*2 (sold separately) for ultra-telephoto shooting up to 1000mm. (*1 As of September 24, 2025. Among interchangeable lenses for AF compatible full-frame mirrorless cameras). (*2 With optional teleconverter DMW-STC20 attached. The maximum aperture becomes two stops slower. When a teleconverter is attached, the focal length of this lens is limited to 150–500mm).

POWERFUL 7.0-STOP DUAL I.S. 2 FOR UNSHAKABLE STABILITY AND ENHANCED MOBILITY

Achieves highly effective image stabilization with 7.0-stop*3 Dual I.S. 2. Ultra-telephoto zoom reaches in a remarkably compact 196.1mm design. High-speed, high-precision AF powered by a Dual Phase Linear Motor. (*3 Based on the CIPA standard [Yaw/Pitch direction: focusing distance f=500mm. When LUMIX S1RII is used.]).

INTUITIVE OPERABILITY FOR FOCUSED SHOOTING

Focus ring can be assigned to control shooting settings such as aperture (Control Ring function) *4. Focus button can be assigned to support intuitive operations such as Hybrid Zoom*5. (*4 Compatible cameras: DC-S1M2, DC-S1M2ES, DC-S1RM2 (Firmware version 1.2). (*5 This function combines optical zoom and crop zoom, allowing you to extend the telephoto range using only the zoom ring without changing the focal length at the wide end.).

FEATURES

- Super telephoto zoom – 100-500mm, F5-7.1; supports teleconverter, enabling up to 1000mm focal length
- Image stabilization – Achieves highly effective image stabilization with 7.0-stop Dual I.S. 2
- Compact design – Ultra-telephoto zoom reaches in a remarkably compact 196.1mm design
- High-speed AF – high-precision AF powered by a Dual Phase Linear Motor
- Ideal for video – Suppression of focus breathing silent focusing
- Toughness – Dust-, splash and freeze resistant

SPECIFICATIONS

Mount: L-Mount

Focal length: 100-500mm (up to 1000mm with teleconverter (sold seperately))
Maximum aperture: F5 (Wide) – F7.1 (Tele)
Minumal aperture: F29 (Wide) – F40 (Tele)
Diagonal angle of view: 24°(Wide) - 5.0°(Tele)
Aperture type: 11 diaphragm blades / Circular aperture diaphragm
Closest focussing distance W: 0,8m / T: 1,5m
Maximum magnification: W: 0,16x / T: 0.36x
Lens construction: 19 elements in 12 groups (2 UED lens, 2 ED lenses, 2 UHR lenses)
Image stabilisation: O.I.S / DUAL IS compatible (up to 7 stops* at tele*) (*Based on the CIPA standard [Yaw/Pitch direction: focusing distance f=500mm. When DC)
Other features: Customizable Focus Ring, Tight-Smooth Ring, Focus Button (Fn Button), Focus Limiter Switch, AF/MF Switch, O.I.S. Switch, Zoom Limit Switch
Dust, splash and freeze resustant: yes / yes / yes (-10°C to 40°C)
Filter size: 82 mm
Size: 92,0 x 196,1 mm
Weight: 1285 g
Standard accessories: Lens cap, lens rear cap, lens hood, tripod mount

Lens mount (bayonet) L-mount

Type zoom

Typ of Sensor Full frame

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General
Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Panasonic
Lens mount (bayonet)	L-mount
Type	zoom
Typ of Sensor	Full frame
Focal length (wide)	100 mm
Focal length (tele)	500 mm
Max Aperture	5 F
Min aperture	40 F
Diagonal Angle of View	24 °
Minimum Focus	80 cm
Image stabilization	O.I.S / DUAL IS compatible (up to 7 stops* at tele*)
Stabilization	Yes
Размер кадра
Filter size	82 mm
Diameter	92 mm
Warranty	24 months
Dimensions (length)	196.1 mm
Color	black
Objektyvo tipas	Ultra-telephoto zoom
Delivery time	5-19 w.d.
Focus	autofocus, manual focus
Korpusas
Construction
Weight	1285 g
Dimensions (mm)	92.0 x 196.1 mm
Product codes	13339FOC S-R100500E 5025232982523

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