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Black Micro Four Thirds wide-angle zoom lens with bulbous front element

Panasonic

Panasonic H-F007014 Lumix G Vario 7-14mm f/4.0 ASPH. camera lens

SKU CH-ME4G-2G4RD

Ultra-wide Micro Four Thirds zoom covering 7-14mm (14-28mm equivalent) with constant f/4.0 aperture, 16 elements in 12 groups including two aspherical and four ED lenses for sharp 114° views

  • TypeWide Angle Lens
  • ColorBlack
  • CompatibilityFor select LUMIX Digital Cameras
  • SpecificationsLens Construction: 16 elements in 12groups (2 Aspherical len
  • FeaturesMicro Four Thirds Digital Interchangeable Lens LUMIX G VARIO
  • Ultra-wide 114° view captures expansive scenes
  • Constant f/4.0 aperture maintains exposure through zoom range
  • 16 elements in 12 groups with 2 aspherical and 4 ED lenses reduce aberrations
  • Micro Four Thirds mount fits compatible Lumix cameras
  • 7-14mm focal length equals 14-28mm on 35mm format

Ultra-Wide Zoom for Micro Four Thirds

The Panasonic Lumix G Vario 7-14mm f/4.0 ASPH. is a wide-angle zoom lens built for the Micro Four Thirds mount. It covers a 7mm to 14mm focal range, giving a 35mm equivalent view of 14mm to 28mm. The optical design uses 16 elements in 12 groups, including two aspherical and four ED lenses. A constant f/4.0 maximum aperture runs through the entire zoom range.

Landscape, architecture and interior shooters

Photographers who need an expansive 114-degree angle of view for vistas, buildings or tight indoor spaces will find the range useful. The compact build suits travel and walkaround use where a bulky ultra-wide would be impractical. Buyers who need a faster maximum aperture for low-light work or shallow depth of field should look at something else. Shooters requiring a longer telephoto reach or a different mount system are not served by this lens.

Constant f/4.0 aperture across 7-14mm

The fixed f/4.0 aperture means exposure stays consistent while zooming, which simplifies metering for stills and video. Combined with the 114-degree maximum angle of view, it determines how much scene fits in the frame at the wide end. If your workflow demands a wider maximum aperture or a different focal span, this specification makes the lens the wrong choice.

Highlights

  • Ultra-wide 114° view captures expansive scenes
  • Constant f/4.0 aperture maintains exposure through zoom range
  • 16 elements in 12 groups with 2 aspherical and 4 ED lenses reduce aberrations
  • Micro Four Thirds mount fits compatible Lumix cameras
  • 7-14mm focal length equals 14-28mm on 35mm format

Specifications

BrandPanasonic
ModelH-F007014
TypeWide Angle Lens
ColorBlack
CompatibilityFor select LUMIX Digital Cameras
SpecificationsLens Construction: 16 elements in 12groups (2 Aspherical lenses, 4 ED lenses)
Mount: Micro Four Thirds mount
Focal Length: f=7mm to 14mm (35mm camera equivalent 14mm to 28mm)
Aperture Type: 7 diaphragm blades / Circular aperture diaphragm
Aperture: F4.0
Minimum Aperture: F22
Closest Focusing Distance: 0.25m / 0.8ft at all focal lengths
Maximum Magnification: Apporox. 0.08x / 0.15x (35mm camera equivalent)
Diagonal Angle of View: 114 degrees (W) - 75 degrees (T)
Overall Length: Approx. 83.1mm / 3.27 in (from top of the lens hood to the base side of the lens mount)
Standard Accessories
FeaturesMicro Four Thirds Digital Interchangeable Lens
LUMIX G VARIO 7-14mm/F4.0 ASPH.
Featuring Ultra Wide Angle in Compact Size

Questions about this item

Does the Micro Four Thirds mount on this lens fit directly onto a Lumix G body without an adapter?

Yes, the lens uses the native Micro Four Thirds mount so it attaches directly to any compatible Lumix G camera.

What is the correct sequence for attaching the lens and removing the protective caps to avoid dust on the 16 elements?

Remove the rear cap, align the mount index, twist until it clicks, then remove the front cap — keeping the rear element covered until the last moment limits dust on the internal groups.

How often should the 14‑blade diaphragm mechanism be checked for smooth aperture operation over the f/4.0 range?

The 7‑blade circular diaphragm is internally lubricated and requires no user servicing; only a professional clean if blades become sticky after years of use.

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