Panasonic Lumix 45mm F/2.8 Leica DG Macro-Elmarit ASPH OIS

Code: 0002pano

Manufacturer code: H-ES045E

The Panasonic Leica DG Macro-Elmarit 45mm f/2.8 ASPH. MEGA O.I.S fits a lot into a very small space – at just about 6.30 cm in diameter, it manages to incorporate both optical image stabilization and true 1:1 macro focusing capability. The short telephoto focal length (equivalent to 90mm on full frame) is also ideal for shooting head-and-shoulders portraits with a flattering perspective.

The lens uses a complex optical design of 14 elements in 10 groups, including an ED glass element to minimize chromatic aberration and (unusually for a macro) an aspheric element. The diaphragm mechanism uses seven rounded blades, to give a circular aperture for smooth rendition of out-of-focus regions of the image. There's a also a focus limiter switch on the side of the lens barrel, which allows the user to restrict the minimum available distance to 0.5m for faster autofocus when shooting at longer ranges.

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Typ of Sensor FT (FourThirds)

Max Aperture 2.8 F

Min aperture 22 F

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General
Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Panasonic
Type
Typ of Sensor	FT (FourThirds)
Max Aperture	2.8 F
Min aperture	22 F
Minimum Focus	15 cm
Image stabilization	Nėra
Filter size	46 mm
Diameter	63 mm
Warranty	24 months
Dimensions (length)	63 mm
Color	Black
Delivery time	5-19 w.d.
Focus	15cm
Weight	225 g
Mounting Type	Micro Four Thirds
Product codes	0002pano H-ES045E 502523253736 5025232537365 0002pano

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