Panasonic Leica DG 25mm F1.4 MK II Lens

Portrait photographers and other video creatives are excited about Panasonic's announcement of renewing its LEICA DG fixed focal length lens based on the standard of the Micro Four Thirds system. Aside from the large F1.4 aperture, the new Panasonic Leica DG 25mm F1.4 MK II Lens boasts of a dust and splash resistant construction perfect for rough outdoor use while being compatible with max.240 fps sensor drive with high-speed AF.

The lens has a large aperture and features extremely high resolution and outstanding performance in every area of the image, all while supporting the use of its 50mm (35mm camera equivalent) focal length. Furthermore, the newly improved lens gives smooth defocus for a gorgeous bokeh effect that creates even more captivating photographs. Read on for more detailed information.

Product Features in Detail

Micro Four Thirds System

The normal-length lens is a 50mm equivalent prime designed for Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras.

Aperture Range: f/1.4-f16

Its bright f/14 maximum aperture makes working in very low lighting conditions easy. It also gives users extensive control over focus placement depending on the focus applications needed. 

One UHR Index Element

Exquisite sharpness and illumination are achieved through one UHR (Ultra High Refractive) element and a pair of aspherical elements, thus resulting in consistent performance throughout its aperture range. 

Nano Surface Coating

The Nano Surface Coating application to individual elements greatly reduces ghosting and flare to give higher contrast and color fidelity when shooting in strong lighting conditions.

Stepping AF Motor

The internal focusing design and stepping AF motor provides smooth, quick and silent focusing performance which works great for both stills and movie recording. 

Dust and Splash Resistant

The newly improved Panasonic Leica DG 25mm F1.4 MK II Lens is designed to be dust and splash resistant to work efficiently even in challenging weather conditions.

Rounded Seven-Blade Diaphragm

The rounded seven-blade diaphragm gives a smooth out-of-focus quality when dealing with shallow depth of field techniques.