Panasonic Camera Lens LEICA DG SUMMILUX 12mm/F1.4 ASPH. LUMIX Black H-X012 [Micro Four Thirds / Single Focus Lens]

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Product Features

This is a large aperture "SUMMILUX" lens with a maximum aperture of 1.4. This lens meets the demands of professionals with its high descriptive performance that meets Leica's strict optical standards. Sagittal flare, which tends to occur when shooting with a wide aperture, has been thoroughly corrected, allowing beautiful night scenes and starry skies to be captured. The latest optical design supports 4K video shooting, and its dustproof and drip-proof specifications (when mounted on a Panasonic dustproof and drip-proof camera body) make it ideal for a wide range of situations.

- Large-aperture wide-angle lens with a maximum aperture of 1.4 mm that meets Leica's strict optical standards
Aberrations are thoroughly suppressed to achieve detailed, natural-looking images with rich tonal gradations all the way to the periphery of the image. In addition to subjects requiring high descriptive performance, such as starry skies, cityscapes, and landscapes, the lens is also suitable for shooting indoors and other low-light situations and for making the most of bokeh.

- Thoroughly corrects sagittal flare from the maximum aperture to the periphery of the image
Sagittal flare, in which the image of a point light source at the periphery of the image resembles a bird spreading its wings when shooting night scenes or starry skies, is one aberration that is particularly likely to occur with large-aperture lenses. This product suppresses blurring and distortion even at the periphery of the image by optimally arranging aspherical lenses to achieve high-resolution image quality.

- The latest optical design and high-speed, high-precision AF support 4K video shooting
The latest optical design minimizes minute changes in the angle of view during AF search while shooting 4K video. In addition, the camera supports high-speed, high-precision contrast AF driven at 240 fps to firmly capture the subject in a wide range of shooting scenes.