Panasonic Lumix G Vario 100-300mm F/4.0-5.6 OIS Lens

We go hands-on with the new Panasonic Lumix 45-200mm II, and 100-300 II lenses, both updated with with weather-sealing and new designs.

This super-telephoto zoom from Panasonic covers a range equivalent to a 200-600mm lens on a 35mm camera, focuses internally, includes optical image stabilisation and costs around £460.

Love this little lens. I had the big Tamron and I could no long handheld it on my dslr. Switched to mirrorless and bought this lens for my wildlife shots. Now I want the 100-400. Can never be too long but this is so handy I hesitate to go bigger. Can't...

I have wanted to try bird photography for a while, and wanted to get a lens that had enough range but was not too heavy or too expensive. The 100-300 version ii offered dual stabilization and a reasonable price with acceptable image quality. This lens...

I bought this at the same time as I purchased my new Lumix G9 with a view to the equipment aiding my (amateur) sports photography: golf and cricket mainly. As I get older I find I experience more camera shake, a big problem when using the 300mm lens on...

The rubber ring is like glue to dust. All the fun I've had! I must do a comparison with the OLY 75-300 now.

Firstly this is a very good lens it takes beautiful photos and video, the construction is very good and the splash and dust proofing is a bonus. The only downside to this lens is the manual focus ring, it is almost unusable because it is very stiff to...

I had the original version of this lens but struggled to get pin sharp images with my GX8. I decided to upgrade to the Mk II to take advantage of the newer Power IS and Dual IS with the GX8. First impressions of the lens were very good, faster auto...