Panasonic Telephone Manual

Can't ever go wrong with Panasonic telephones. B&H Photo is an amazing company to deal with, too. Great telephone help as well as Expert Chat help.

i’m so happy with this Lens. The dual stabilisation is a charm using a telephone lens made by Panasonic expect the best quality

It's like the best telephone connection ever.

Awesome support by telephone by Richard of the Philippines!

I use it on a Panasonic GF1 and can get some amazing shots. The manual focus isn't too bad to deal with since the depth-of-field is so shallow. The camera has to be set to 'shoot without a lens' then it's ready to go. I'm really enjoy extreme wide angle lenses and this is just what the GF1 needed.

I bought it to try something new and challenge myself to use more manual modes. With Panasonic GX85 camera this lens works great. I really loved the swirl bokeh effect this lens produces. It's fun to use and so tiny. I had to set the Focus Peeking in camera setting to Low so that I can see what is in focus because F1.4 is really razor thin focus area. It does similar effect stopping down as well. The colors are nice and vibrant which was great surprise. Overall a great little lens to go around and enjoy taking photos.

Excellent charger for Panasonic Camcorder AG-CX10 or 2000 TE Only problem the manual coming with the charger is ONLY in Japanese, No english version

I use this lens on a Panasonic G7 4/3's camera. I love that it is all manual, set the camera to aperture priority and go! The Rokinon is big and heavy and feels very well built. Well suited to portraiture, though from a bit longer distance on 4/3's but a great lens nevertheless. It also works as a short tele for simpler subjects.

This allows me to use my collection of old Nikon manual lenses as well as my new Nikon G lenses on my Panasonic GH4. My auto lenses however are reduced to manual operation only. Not so great for fast action photos or video. Works great for a video interview or something that doesn't move in and out of focus.The idea is to use the lenses at wide open when possible. With the GH4 my nikon 70 to 200 mm 2.8 doubles the focal length effectively. One problem with the GH4 is the tripod mount doesn't clear the panasonic YAHG attachment, but it can be easily removed.

I'm a videographer. I use this lens on one of my Panasonic GH4's. The manual focus ring is big and has lots of travel for easy very sharp focusing. I love it, in fact I'm planning on buying at least one of it's shorter focal length cousins. I'm selling TWO Nikon lenses to pay for them.