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Panasonic has added a trio of new guns: a Lumix G 14mm/2.5 ASPH wide-angle, a Lumix G Vario 100-300mm/f4-5.6 OIS super zoom and most intriguing of the three, a "two-eyed" Lumix G 12.5mm/f12.5 3D lens designed to capture 3D imagery when used with Panasonic Lumix G-series cameras.


The hottie of the trio has got to be the Lumix G 12.5mm/f12.5 3D lens ($249.95), an interchangeable, 4/3-format  dual-optic lens specifically designed to capture in-camera 3D imagery. When used on a Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 digital camera, the new lens has the equivalent field of view of a 65mm lens (in 16:9).
As part of Panasonic's 3D "ecosystem" of 3D-capable VIERA HD TVs and Blu-ray 3D disc players, the Lumix G 12.5mm/f12.5 3D lens makes it possible to easily capture and view 3D images that can be viewed hassle-free on Panasonic 3D VIERA HD TVs.
For wide-angle aficionados, Panasonic is wheeling out the Lumix G 14mm/2.5 ASPH  ($399.95), a relatively fast 28mm-equivalent lens containing 6 elements in 5 groups (including aspheric lens surfaces), close-focusing down to 7", and a low profile (it's only 20.5mm "thick"), that should prove to be quite popular among street shooters, frequent "carry-on"' flyers and backpackers alike.

 









 For Lumix shooters with longer-distance needs, Panasonic is introducing the Lumix G Vario 100-300mm/f4-5.6 OIS ($599.95), which when used on a Micro Four Thirds-format camera, packs the effective range of a 200-600mm super zoom into a package that measures less than 5" in length. The new zoom contains 17 elements in 12 groups (including an ED element), a contrast AF system, multicoating, close focusing down to 4.9', and Panasonic's MEGA O.I.S. image stabilization technology to smooth out the bumps when shooting under low lighting conditions.


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