Panasonic Lumix G Vario 14-140 mm II lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras drops to lowest price ever (2025)

Amazon has given the PanasonicLumix G Vario 14-140 mm F3.5-5.6 II (H-FSA14140) zoom lens its best price ever of $397.99, for a savings of $202 or 34% off the MSRP of $599.99.

ThisMicro Four Thirds (MFT) lens is an all-around lens with a wide zoom range equivalent to a 28-280 mm full-frame lens. This allows photographers to take pictures of wide vistas and distant subjects with ease using just one lens, making it ideal for travel especially due to itssplash- and dust-resistant construction.

While prime lenses are sharper with less distortion and light fall-off, users of the 10x super-zoom lens benefit from not needing to change lenses as frequently. The Lumix G Vario uses 14 elements in 12 groups. Three aspheric lenses and two extra low dispersion lenses are used to maintain good image quality at all zoom lengths.

The 14-140 mm lens is optically stabilized with POWER O.I.S. technology, allowing photographers and videographers to capture clear shots even at maximum zoom or in low-light situations. The feature works with all MFT cameras, and the stabilization effect is even better when the lens is used with cameras that have in-body image stabilization. For videography, the G Vario has smooth aperture changes, a silent design, and fast autofocus.

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