Panasonic Lumix S 24-60mm f/2.8

Code: 12111FOC

Manufacturer code: S-E2460E

Panasonic Lumix S 24-60mm f/2.8 - ready for anything: f/2.8 brightness throughout the zoom range, versatile coverage from 24mm wide-angle to 60mm standard, closest focusing distance is just 0.19m at 24-30mm / 0.33m at 60mm. A compact and lightweight lens: φ84.0 x 99.9mm / 544 g. Dust/Splash/Freeze-resistant and fluorine coating. Equipped with a focus button assignable to shooting features. Supports manual focus while zooming.

CREATIVE FREEDOM IN EVERY FRAME

F2.8 allows for faster shutter speeds, even in low-light situations. Bokeh that tells a story: create expressive snapshots and portraits with beautiful bokeh that adds atmosphere.

HYBRID ZOOM

Hybrid Zoom, a combination of Optical Zoom and Crop Zoom, extends the telephoto end with a simple turn of the zoom ring. You can extend your zoom range up to 187mm* for both photos and videos. *Compatible with the DC-S1M2, DC-S1M2ES, DC-S5M2X, DC-S5M2 and DC-S9. When using the DC-S1RM2, the maximum focal length is 252mm. The maximum focal length varies depending on the camera model.

RELIABLE VIDEO PERFORMANCE

Wide 24mm: starting at 24mm wide-angle, it is an excellent choice for video, offering exceptional versatility in a single lens. Silent Focusing: a new Dual Phase Linear Motor and optical encoder enables high-speed, high-precision autofocus performance. Additionally, the quiet drive system minimizes focus noise during video recording. Suppressing Focus Breathing: advanced optical design and an optimized internal barrel structure effectively suppress focus breathing. In high-contrast scenes, micro-step aperture control enables smooth F-stop transitions, preventing sudden exposure changes. Gimbal-friendly Design: the lens also maintains a stable center of gravity while zooming, making it ideal for use with gimbals.

EXCEPTIONAL OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY

Technologies behind the compact design: 1) Fewer lens elements without compromising image quality. 2) Streamlined components while ensuring structural integrity. 3) Optimized performance from each lens group with minimal elements. 4) Prioritizing compactness, the telephoto end was set at 60mm.

SWITCHABLE TO CONTROL RING

When the focus mode is set to AF, the focus ring can be used as a control ring. The direction of ring rotation can be switched left or right.

SUPPORTS MANUAL FOCUS WHILE ZOOMING

When the focus mode is set to MF, linear and non-linear control can be switched. The direction of ring rotation can be selected. Manual focus adjustment is now possible during zoom operation. Non-linear: Focus adjustment speed varies with rotation speed, allowing for quick adjustments. Linear: Focus shifts at a consistent, user-defined speed, providing precise, mechanical-like control. Manual focus adjustment is now possible during zoom operation, enabling more creative control, such as seamless focus shifts between subjects.

FOCUS BUTTON

The lens also has a Focus button, which lets you quickly access features like the Hybrid Zoom*. *Hybrid Zoom: 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. The default is "Focus stop" and you can assign other functions at it as you like.

WEATHER RESISTANT DESIGN

Dust- and splash-resistant construction protects the lens system inside from sand, rain and more. This lens is designed for use at temperatures as low as -10 degrees Centigrade. *Dust and Splash Resistant does not guarantee that damage will not occur if this lens is subjected to direct contact with dust and water. The fluorine coating applied to the front lens makes it easy to remove oil-based dirt sticking to it. Ideal for close-up photography.

SPECIFICATIONS

Lens mount: L-Mount

Focal length: 24-60mm

Maximum aperture: f/2.8

Minimum aperture: f/22

Lens construction: 14 elements in 12 groups (3 aspherical lenses, 1 UED lens, 2 ED lenses)

Optical Image Stabilizer: No

Aperture type: 9 diaphragm blades / Circular aperture diaphragm

Closest focusing distance: 0.19 m (at focal length 24-30mm) / 0.33m (at focal length 60mm)

Maximum magnifications: 0.30x (at focal length 30mm); 0.25x (at focal length 24mm), 0.22x (at focal length 60mm)

Diagonal angle of view: 84°(Wide) - 40°(Tele)

Dust and splash resistant: Yes* (*Dust and Splash Resistant does not guarantee that damage will not occur if this lens is subjected to direct contact with dust and water.)

Recomended operating temperature: -10℃ to 40℃

Filter size: φ77mm

Maximum diameter: φ84.0mm

Overall length: approx. 99.9mm (from the tip of the lens to the base side of the lens mount)

Weight: approx. 544 g (excluding lens cap, lens rear cap and lens hood)

Standard accessories: lens cap, lens rear cap, lens hood

Lens mount (bayonet) L-mount

Type zoom

Focal length (wide) 24 mm

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General
Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Panasonic
Lens mount (bayonet)	L-mount
Type	zoom
Focal length (wide)	24 mm
Focal length (tele)	60 mm
Max Aperture	2.8 F
Min aperture	22 F
Diagonal Angle of View	84 °
Minimum Focus	19 cm
Stabilization
Размер кадра
Filter size	77 mm
Diameter	84 mm
Warranty	24 months
Dimensions (length)	99.9 mm
Color	black
Objektyvo tipas	zoom
Delivery time	5-19 w.d.
Focus	autofocus, manual focus
Korpusas
Construction
Weight	544 g
Dimensions (mm)	84 x 99.9 mm
Product codes	12111FOC S-E2460E 502523297768 5025232977680

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