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PANASONIC LUMIX G VARIO LENS, 35-100MM, F4.0-5.6 ASPH., MIRRORLESS MICRO FOUR THIRDS, MEGA OPTICAL I.S., H-FS35100K (USA BLACK)

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Size: 35-100MM


Style: Lens Only


Features

  • Premium Compact Design / Easy to Carry Around - Retractable-Type Telephoto Zoom Lens, Sophisticated Metal Design
  • High-Speed, High-Precision Focusing - 240 fps Drive Capability to Take Advantage of Cameras with High-Speed AF
  • Stable Flaming Even in Telephoto Setting - MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer)
  • NOTE: Compact 70-200 millimeter equivalent zoom of a full frame DSLR lenses

Description

LUMIX G VARIO 35-100mm / F4.0-5.6 ASPH. / MEGA O.I.S. Telephoto Zoom Lens.

Brand: Panasonic


Focal Length Description: 35-100 millimeters


Lens Type: Standard


Compatible Mountings: Micro Four Thirds


Camera Lens Description: 12 elements in 9 groups (1 aspherical lens, 2 ED lenses)


Product Dimensions: 3.23 x 3.23 x 4.41 inches


Item Weight: 7.2 ounces


Item model number: H-FS35100


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 14, 2014


Manufacturer: Panasonic


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    • An Inexpensive Convenient Lens
Size: 45-200MM Style: Lens Only
Review Image by RobsFolly RobsFolly
This is an inexpensive mass market lens targeting casual photographers looking for something more versatile than a P&S but less expensive than a 1st tier major manufacture's medium to long telephoto zoom. Judged as such it is a pretty nice lens capable of producing some very nice photographs as evidenced by user contributions. It is conveniently small, focuses fast and does a pretty good job focusing in low light situations. It's basic design is attractive but its general build quality belies its modest pricing. It has only modest close up capabilities and is not suitable for macro work. As I recall there is about a 3 or 3.5ft minimum focusing distance which is fine for blossoms, insects or other relatively large "small items" but using it for close up work can be a bit frustrating especially at maximum zoom and stopped down a little. To Panasonic's credit they do not promote it as a macro lens. Despite some reviewers questioning the efficiency of the OIS capabilities, my personal experience is that it works very well *with the potential* of producing sharp hand held shots down to 1/10th of a second at full zoom, a feat that I would not have believed was possible but have meta-data to confirm. (Photo w/notes attached to lens main page) It's small size and general competency make it an ideal component of an *relatively* inexpensive but capable travel or walk around kit when paired with a 14-45mm Lumix zoom and a Panasonic G Series M4/3 camera. It seems to me that the Panasonic "kit lenses" represent some of the better performing budget minded lenses available and it would appear that most photographers in its target market would be very pleased with a non-defective copy of this lens. Why some enthusiast, purist or pro wannabes would be first attracted to buy and subsequently apply unrealistic performance expectations to an under $300 zoom, (I got mine for $250) and dismiss the lens as a poor performer puzzles me. Those individuals would be better advised to look at some of the remainder of the Lumix lens line bearing the Leica badge. As it stands, The 45-200 appears to be a bargain when price/performance is a determining factor. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2011 by RobsFolly RobsFolly
    • MAKE SURE A LENS HOOD IS IN THE BOX!
Size: 25MM Style: Lens Only
First one I received was likely a returned product that Amazon just tossed back on the shelf (or someone selling through Amazon). Had I not read the instructions I wouldn't have even known that this lens came with a lens hood. Fortunately I could return the first one and Amazon quickly shipped me a second one which included the lens hood. Now, onto the actual lens: It's perfect! Quality is sharp, autofocus is SILENT, the focus wheel has two modes (if you turn it fast, it moves the focus fast -- turn it slow and it moves the focus slow ... and it seems quite consistent so there's no guessing on how it'll focus). I can't believe this lens is as cheap as it is with the quality it has for the image. It's lightweight and quite small which makes it a "cute" lens. What's also nice is that it takes 46mm filters like many other Micro Four Thirds lenses. One thing to note is that it's plastic and NOT weather sealed but at under $150, it makes sense that it's like this. Neither of these things affect its quality and I got it for indoor interview shooting anyway. If you've got a Micro Four Thirds and looking for a quick, easy, high quality, and cheap lens, go the nifty fifty route with this 25mm primr Pannyboi. You won't be disappointed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2023 by Five Cupcakes Today
    • Cheap, Lightweight, pretty sharp but minimum focus distance is not great
Size: 45-150MM Style: Lens Only
The price is hard to beat, its very compact. Pictures are sharp and I don't mind the 150 max vs. the alternative 45-175 or 45-200 which are either much more expensive and/or much heavier. The only downside is really the fact that the minimum focus distance is quite long but I decided all think considered its really a 5-star ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by obensha
    • Good lens
Size: 25MM Style: Lens Only
Good lens great bokeh and good image quality just feels little plasticky
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023 by Shihan,,⚡
    • Excellent addition to the M-4/3rds kit
Size: 45-200MM Style: Lens Only
Having finally sold the last of my Nikon digital (and film) gear, and replaced it with M-4/3 bodies and lenses, I needed one last lens to complete my kit: A telephoto. Panasonic makes several telephotos for the M4/3 system, of which this is the cheapest, and I was concerned as to whether it was good enough to produce the level of quality I was looking for. Some reviewers have complained about soft images at certain focal lengths, and if that was true, I figured I'd better bite the bullet and splurge on the newer 45-175, which has been getting excellent reviews and is a good deal more compact to boot. But then I saw some references to updated versions of the 45-200 that fixed what amounted to a software problem that resulted in inaccurate focussing at some parts of the lens's zoom range. I decided to go ahead and buy the 45-200. I've been doing test shots with the lens since it arrived, and I think it's safe to say that any problems with focusing or unsharp images have been fixed. Hand-held results at full 200mm zoom, with the stabilization turned on, show good sharpness throughout on images taken from 50 feet away. Enlarging up small segments of those images and comparing those taken with and without IS turned on show a significant difference. I'm impressed. I'm also impressed at how fast, and how quietly this lens focuses, especially when compared to the autofocus Nikon G lenses used on my D70 and D80. There's no hesitation or hunting. Push the shutter release lightly and boom, you're in focus. Some reviewers have commended on the relative bulk of this lens in comparison to the 45-150 and 45-175 lenses, and while it is somewhat bigger, it's still very manageable. Cup your left hand under the lens, grasp the camera with your right (for right handers) and it's a very comfortable package- again, comparing this to my old Nikon setup, it's much smaller and lighter than the D70 or D80 with the standard 17-70 zoom. Another nice feature of this lens is the included light shade, which can be stored in reveres position right on the lens, much like my old 105/2.5 and 135/3.5 Nikkors. It takes up very little space in my camera bag (currently a Lowepro Stealth Reporter D200 AW Camera Bag ) and does a great job at preventing flare. The included lens bag protects somewhat against damage but I'm keeping mine in a neoprene lens bag that provides a bit more protection. In short, then, a versatile telephoto at an attractive price. Combined with the standard 17-45mm zoom it should cover 99% of all your needs with a M34 camera. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2012 by Michael J

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