Question: does it work with the Panasonic Lumix 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 G ? http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-14-42...
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No it will now, this is made only for the 14mm prime or the Panasonic Lumix G X Vario PZ 14-42mm/F3.5-5.6 Lens http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-14-42mm-F3-5-5-6-G-Series-Digital/dp/B005J5TZVG
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It works with my Lumix G3, I understand the GF range has common connections with the G range. One way to find out for sure is to see if Panasonic sell the same Panasonic timer for the G and GF range....I think they do.
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Sorry, I bought this kit for my Leica D-Lux 5, so I can't be sure about the Lumix. All the parts fit my Leica with the adapter, which is included in the kit.
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I got it on mine and use it with my camera all the time. It fit the standard Panasonic Lumix mount.
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The directions say it works with lenses up to 62mm filter size and w apertures 2.8 or wider. "Our tests show that it works best with 50 1.8, 50 1.4, 85 1.8, and 28-105 f3.5-4." Bokehmasterkit.com/faq/ for more info, lens info is at bottom. It works great with my 50mm.
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Not this version, the Olympus has its own input plug, but search for Trigmaster Panasonic on Amazon and you will find a version for Lumix.
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yes they list cameras it works with because they came with a kit lens that was 58mm thread diameter......really it will fit any camera that has that lens size, and only that lens size....also people say to crop to get rid of black corners, but that defeats the whole purpose of the lens! i just photoshop out the black corners if i dont want them and leave the picture as wide as possible.
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The one I have specifically says it will work with my Nikon. However when googled I came up with this one http://www.amazon.com/Opteka-Professional-Digital-Camera-Lenses/dp/B001A5IBCI; which appears to be the same one and will work with the Panasonic. Hope this helped you.
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I am sorry it would not work with my Panasonic camera, but was advertise to work? I sent it back for a refund and have other units that work with my Canon kit, suggest you read their application chart and maybe it will work with some other camera system?Good Luck
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Hi Nykki...Yes. This lens will work with the Lumix GH4 or any micro 4/3 camera. ヅ
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Nope - this is just the basic Olympus 14-42. Nothing fancy. You're talking about this one: http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-14-42mm-F3-5-5-6-G-Series-Digital/dp/B005J5TZVG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1382120139&sr=8-2&keywords=panasonic+14-42
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Just double check if you need an adapter - I believe an adapter is needed to use Olympus 4/3 lenses on Panasonic 4/3 cameras and vice versa. But it should be pretty cheap. Otherwise it will work fine.
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Will the Panasonic DMW-LW46 Wide Conversion Lens work with the DMC-FZ35 camera? If not, forget it, given how very expensive a lens (any given type) can be. (DMC-FZ35 is a 'less-wide' 27 mm, not 24 mm as the DMC-LX3, if that helps any--does 'wideness' affect the camera's ability to 'accept' the lens?) (Note this is a new reply, not an answer to H. M. Harvey's post, so now both these questions need answered.)
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Panasonic makes automatic lenses for this camera, check the lumix series with the micro four thirds lens mount. You can get lens adapters to fit almost all other lens types but these will not work automatically.
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Hi SGirija,Sure it will work and work beautifully. I use a Canon and the lens is exceptional, crisp and sharp images. Just be aware that this is a stop down lens, so when you frame a scene at f3.5 and want to shoot at say f16, you have to stop the lens down and it dims in your viewfinder. If you set your camera on aperture priority the camera will select the appropriate f-stop. It really is simple and easy to get used to. Hope this helps and get hold of me if there is anything else.
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Hi Freddy,The lens fits any camera in the Micro Four Thirds family, including Panasonic Lumix DMC-G5.Sorry for the late answer.Regards Dag
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my friend. who recommended this to me for a Nikon, uses it with a Panasonic Lumix just fine. However, this might be a special case, but this is out there too. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/50587229 I think part of his issue though is with the channels lining up. Low batteries also affect how well this works, so be aware of that. If they're low, your functions will be severely limited. :)