Panasonic LUMIX S 100-500mm f/5-7.1 O.I.S Lens

• 100-500mm Ultra-Telephoto Zoom Lens with Outstanding Mobility
• Compatible with Optional 1.4x & 2.0x Teleconverters
• Closest Focusing Distance: 0.8m (wide) / Maximum Magnification: 0.36x (tele)
• Up to 7 Stops of image Stabilisation with Dual I.S. 2
• Dust, Splash and Freeze-Resistant design and Fluorine Coating

Carry the Power of 500mm Anywhere

An 500mm ultra-telephoto zoom lens that's ready to go wherever you are. As the longest in the LUMIX S series, it offers excellent handling and outstanding image quality, ideal for capturing distant subjects like elusive birds, wildlife, or sports

Up to 1000mm with Teleconverters

Compatible with the optional 1.4x (DMW-STC14) & 2.0x (DMW-STC20) teleconverters, this lens extends your focal length. The compact setup allows handhelds shooting without a tripod, making it ideal for dynamic telephotography.

Versatile Zoom for Near and Far Subjects

This ultra-telephoto zoom lens offers more than just long-range performance. With a close focusing distance of 0.8m* and up to 0.36x** magnification, it’s ideal for capturing nearby subjects like flowers, insects, and other fine details. Whether you're shooting distant wildlife or close-up nature, this lens delivers sharp, detailed results across the entire zoom range.

*0.8m (at focal length 100mm), 1.5m (at focal length 500mm) / **0.16x (at focal length 100mm), 0.36x (at focal length 500mm)

Up to 7 Stops* of Image Stabilisation with Dual I.S. 2

In additional to the optical image stabilisation (O.I.S.), this lens supports Dual I.S. 2, which works together with the camera's B.I.S. to deliver up to 7 stops* of compensation at the telephoto range.

*Based on the CIPA standard (Yaw/Pitch direction: focusing distance f=500mm. When DC-S1RM2 is used.)

Dust, Splash and Freeze-Resistant Design

This lens is designed to keep shooting in the toughest conditions thanks to its dust and splash-resistant construction allowing you to shoot in temperatures as low as -10°C. The fluorine coating applied to front lens.