Lens Panasonic Lumix S PRO S-E2470E 24-70 Mm F/2.8

Uncompromising creativity F2.8 aperture, outstanding optical performance throughout the zoom range and beautiful bokeh. Armed with the LUMIX S PRO 24-70mm F2.8 lens, photographers can create a wide range of works, from high-resolution urban and natural landscapes to impressionist portraits with breathtaking depth and blurred backgrounds. In addition, the combination of linear and stepper motors and a dual focus system delivers 480 fps autofocus control so you never miss a moment again. This LUMIX S PRO lens meets the strictest LEICA standards and delivers incredible resolution at any focal length, making it the uncompromising premium choice for full-frame mirrorless cameras.

A reliable tool in any weather and anywhere in the world. Dust- and splash-resistant*, this lens is designed to operate in temperatures as low as -10°C and handles harsh environments well. The internal lens system is protected from sand, rain and other influences, allowing you to shoot in difficult conditions with peace of mind. Now there's nothing stopping you from capturing the landscapes or wildlife you've always wanted to capture.

With lens support for video recording, every LUMIX user has everything they need for video recording at their fingertips. Not only is the lens capable of smooth aperture changes to eliminate sudden jumps in exposure, but it's also designed to be quiet to better capture the sound of the scene. In addition, its incredibly efficient autofocus system allows you to record excellent 4K videos where precise focus is essential.

Aspherical lenses (ASPH) reduce size and weight while effectively preventing spherical aberrations and distortion. Extra-Low Dispersion (ED) lenses correct chromatic aberrations for sharp, high-contrast images with pure colors across the frame. The Ultra High Refractive Index (UHR) lens enhances optical performance, reducing size and weight while delivering equally good image quality across the frame.

MTF Graph (Modulation Transfer Function) For lenses with distortion compensation, the horizontal axis of the MTF graph shows the distance from the center of the corrected image.