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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
By J. Rogers
Cracking piece of kit and that comes from someone used to Canon's L series lenses. OK, not as sharp as the L's but pretty near IQ from the Lumix but in a more compact form. Got a G2 and the 14-140 for my forthcoming holiday to Mexico save carrying my two Canon bodies and L lenses - the 14-140 adequetly covers the focal length I need but in a smaller package. Won't get rid of my Canon kit though - great for my wedding work where the Lumix kit would fall down. All in all though, really pleased with the 14-140
34 of 35 people found the following review helpful
By N. Utting
I have just sold a Canon DSLR and 3 Canon L series lenses to fund the purchase of a lighter, interchangeable lens camera. The 'problem' with Canon's L series lenses is that the results are so good, you are spoiled for using anything else. Initially I bought a Canon 550D and Canon EF-S 18-135mm zoom, but the results were so disappointing that, for the first time in my life, I sent the camera and lens back to the supplier. I had been considering a Panasonic GF1 but had initially been put off by the lack of an eyelevel viewfinder; however, on the basis of David Clapp's 'GF1 in the landscape' article ([...]) I bought a GF1 with the 14-45mm zoom and the optional EVF electronic viewfinder. The inital results are very promising; to my surprise, far better than the 550D (which was very well reviewed). My options for a mid-long zoom were Panasonic's 45-200mm or their 14-140mm which was designed to go with the videocentric GH1. On the basis of multiple reviews I opted for the 14-140, and I am very happy. The GF1 is not an 'action camera', the G2 would be a better choice for moving targets, but setting the GF1 to continuous focus and motor drive, the results with this lens are very impressive. Normal photos, i.e. not of moving targets, are beautifully sharp, even at full zoom in dull conditions, so the OIS lens stabilisation obviously works well. Bottom line: not cheap, but great results. An excellent travel camera (particularly when matched with Panasonic's 7-14mm) which I am looking forward to taking to Arizona next year.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Spiny
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This is a cracking little lens. The lens does soften a little bit at the extreme telephoto end but isn't a problem for most subjects and using a tripod will help out a lot. Otherwise it's a great range at a great price.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great lens, at a price
I was waiting for the soon(?)-to-be-released Tamron 14-150 for CSC, but I couldn't wait any longer and found this lens (which is £700 in my local camera shop) at a good discount. Read more
Published 10 days ago by Stuart Ord
5.0 out of 5 stars
Simply stunning film lens - really showcases the potential of micro...
The first thing you'll notice about this lens is it's weight. As owner of 2 other panasonic 4/3 lenses, this is armour plated contrasted to those plasticky affairs and I would... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Mr. Peter S. Meyer
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not silent
Got this lens with the GH2. It produces really nice images throughout its range. I mainly use it for video recordings. AF is fast and overall reliable in good light. Read more
Published 10 months ago by William Sherren
5.0 out of 5 stars
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I have a Panasonic 4/3 rds G3 Camera , yes I know I am a lucky boy but I have lots of family gatherings to shoot coming up so I splashed the cash. Read more
Published 10 months ago by B. G. Ewart
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