Image of the prototype Panasonic 14-140mm lens.
UPDATE: False alarm. The image you see is not the new verison of the 14-140mm lens but actually an old prototype pic where the lens was a tiny bit faster and the filter size 58mm instead of 62mm. Image found at Amazon Germany (Click here).
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Panny isn’t getting it. We’ve got plenty of slow aperture lenses around this focal length. If Lumix is going to break into pro territory – and I for one would love to have some fast glass for travel shooting – they have to start offering f2.8 or faster lenses.
Mr. Pro there are two constant 2.8 lenses from Panasonic 😉
someone’s not keeping up with the lenses, lol
+1
Mr Bonzo, where can I buy a Panny long zoom faster than f5.6 at the long end? But there are three starting at 45mm and going out to 150mm, 175mm, 200mm @f5.6. Isn’t that enough in that range now? Or would you like a 45-180 f4.0/5.6 too?
The 35-100 isn’t a long.
If you are waiting for a zoom faster then 2.8, you better consider primes intead; one pancake 14mm for all purpose setup, and a longer FL for the “zoom in” subjects. I realise zooms are more convenient as an all in one solution. I do hate changing lenses, but i hate “slow” apertures even more..
The link points to the old zoom (maybe this is due to the fact that I am web surfing in Germany?!). I do not see any new zoom there.
This is just the prototype lens of the 14-140
Thanks guys! It was indeed weird Amazon leaking a new image. Thanks!
http://www.letsgodigital.org/en/21656/panasonic-lumix-gh1-review/
Wow… You have the point there – that “new” 14-140 lens was from 2009 😉
I see admin updated the description as well… B-)
‘the new version of the 14-140mm lens’ Is there a new version coming? A lighter and less bulky 14-140mm is what I am waiting for as a walk around lens.
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