Panasonic Lumix 15mm f1.7 Leica - black

A compact and lightweight, wide-angle prime for Micro Four Thirds
With a 35mm equivalent focal length of 30mm, this wide-angle prime lens from Panasonic is a great option for your landscape, architecture, group and interior shots of your Micro Four Thirds camera. With this much versatility, the Panasonic Leica 15mm f1.7 lens is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a compact and lightweight everyday shooter.

Wide aperture range, for any shooting condition

Featuring an aperture range of f1.7 to f16, the Panasonic 15mm is well-equipped to handle any lighting condition that you may find yourself shooting in - a perfect option for available-light shooting, When shot wide-open this lens lets in plenty of light to allow you to shoot with faster shutter speeds, resulting in consistently sharp images. This also means you can explore varying depths of field within your work. Open up the aperture for sharp foregrounds and blurry backgrounds, or stop it down to create photographs where more area is sharp and in focus. This is made even easier to experiment with thanks to the manual aperture ring.

Stepping AF motor, suitable for Stills and Movies

The stepping AF motor and internal focusing system of the Panasonic 15mm f1.7 lens find it well-suited to handle all of your imaging applications, from stills to videos. Accurate focus is a breeze for this compact shooter, and it is found quietly and quickly. This level of discreteness is suitable for applications such as street photography and is perfect for video work, due to focusing not being detected by your camera’s microphone.

Other Key Features

• Three Aspherical lens elements included in the optical construction, for the reduction of aberrations of distortion and increased image sharpness.
• Nano surface coating for reduced reflections, ghosting and flare. This also results in images with a good level of contrast and accurate colour representation.
• Metal lens barrel that includes a textured manual focus ring for an easier grip, a manual aperture ring and a dedicated MF/AF switch for quickly changing between manual and auto focus.