Panasonic LUMIX S 26mm F8.0 pancake (MF)
Panasonic LUMIX S 26mm F8.0 pancake (MF). The LUMIX S 26mm F8 (S-R26) is an incredibly compact and lightweight full frame lens. The slim design enhances portability, without compromising on high resolution and outstanding image quality. With a fixed focal length of 26mm, F-stop of F8, and manual focus, this new pancake lens is designed for the enjoyment of casual and creative shooting. Perfect for spontaneously capturing fleeting moments, the 26mm delivers unique results compared to the existing line-up of LUMIX S Series wide-angle, fixed focal length lenses.
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FEATURES
- A new fixed focal length pancake lens in the LUMIX S Series.
- Manual focus allows creators to take full control of their own personal style of content creation.
- The lens has a wide angle of 26mm and a fixed F-stop of F8.
- Compact, lightweight lens perfect for everyday.
- Ultimate portability with a thin and lightweight body that fits into your pocket.
- Easy to carry around and start shooting at a moment’s notice, making it ideal for spontaneous snapshots.
- Overall length of approximately 18.1mm and a weight of approximately 58 g.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Lens mount: L-Mount
Focal length: 26 mm
Aperture: F8.0
Diagonal angle of view: 80°
Closest focussing distance: 25 cm
Maximum magnification: 0,14x
Filter: filter cannot be attached
Dimensions: 1,8 x 6,7 cm
Wight: 58 g
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Typ of Sensor
Full frame
Max Aperture
8 F
Focal length Movie
26 mm
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