
Panasonic H-RSA100400 100-400mm F4.0-6.3 Micro Four Thirds Lens
Leica-quality 200-800mm equivalent super-telephoto zoom in a compact, weather-sealed Micro Four Thirds design.
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Overview
Key Features
This LEICA DG lens delivers the ultimate in optical quality and performance, meeting the strict quality standards set by Leica Camera AG for brilliant clarity all the way to the edges of your photos
The 100-400m ultra-telephoto zoom (35mm camera equivalent: 200-800mm) captures faraway action like it’s right in front of you, while the compact, lightweight design provides optimal mobility
With a closest focusing distance of 1.3m and maximum magnification of 0.5x*, this lens is a powerful instrument for nature photography, allowing you to zoom in on small, sensitive subjects like birds and butterflies *35mm camera equivalent.
Designed to keep shooting in the toughest conditions, thanks to its dust-, splash-, and freeze-resistant construction; shoot in temperatures as low as -10 °C
Fast, accurate autofocus and smooth aperture changes, critical for the modern content creator, allowing you to record beautiful 4K video and stills without disturbing your subject
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Massive 200-800mm equivalent zoom range in a relatively compact and portable package
- Leica-certified optics deliver sharp, high-contrast images across the entire focal range
- Weather-sealed construction allows shooting in rain, dust, and freezing conditions
- Strong 0.5x macro capability at 1.3m minimum focus distance for detailed close-ups
- Quiet, smooth autofocus makes it equally capable for 4K video and still photography
👎 Cons
- Variable f/4.0-6.3 aperture narrows at the telephoto end, limiting low-light performance
- Micro Four Thirds mount limits compatibility to MFT camera systems only
- At 400mm the f/6.3 maximum aperture may require higher ISO settings in dim conditions
- Heavier and larger than standard kit zooms, which may cause fatigue during extended handheld use