S-R1635E LUMIX S PRO LENS
16-35mm L-Mount Wide Angle Zoom Lens
CAPTURE THE SUBTLE NUANCES OF THE WORLD
This wide-angle zoom lens combines high resolution with a lightweight, compact design. Like all lenses in the LUMIX S PRO line, it meets the strict LEICA standards. It guarantees uncompromising quality and expressive power across the entire zoom range and across the frame. In addition, the dual-magnet AF linear motor delivers high-speed, high-precision focusing with a maximum speed of 480 fps. It also excels in movie shooting thanks to its focus breathing reduction mechanism and smooth iris switching. The LUMIX S PRO 16-35mm F4 lens delivers uncompromising quality and expressive power for both stills and video.
ROBUST CONSTRUCTION FOR SHOOTING IN DIFFICULT CONDITIONS
A reliable tool in any weather and anywhere in the world. The rugged, dust- and splash-resistant* design withstands harsh environments, even at temperatures as low as 10 degrees below zero. Protection against sand, rain and other harsh environments allows you to shoot in difficult conditions and withstand intensive work in the field. Now there's nothing stopping you from capturing the landscapes or wildlife you've always wanted to capture.
VIDEO SUPPORT
With this lens, you have everything you need to shoot movies with your LUMIX cameras. Responsive autofocus and smooth aperture minimize exposure fluctuations. These advanced features allow you to shoot beautiful and clear 4K videos. And the silent design of the lens will help to achieve high quality recorded sound.
S-R1635
Aspherical lenses (ASPH) achieve a reduction in size and weight, while effectively preventing the occurrence of 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.
S-R1635 MTF Graph (Modulation Transfer Function)
For lenses with distortion compensation, the horizontal axis of the MTF chart shows the distance from the center of the corrected image.
