Panasonic Leica DG Elmarit 200 mm f/2.8 POWER O.I.S.
11. Summary
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Pros:
- solid, sealed casing and high build quality,
- sensational image quality in the frame centre,
- excellent image quality on the edge of the frame,
- imperceptible lateral chromatic aberration,
- practically zero longitudinal chromatic aberration,
- good correction of spherical aberration,
- lack of distortion,
- imperceptible coma,
- negligible astigmatism,
- nice blurry areas,
- low vignetting,
- sensational image stabilization,
- fast and silent autofocus,
- very good cooperation with the teleconverter,
- teleconverter being a part of the box set.
Cons:
- autofocus hunting.
In order not to make our summary too short I would like to add that I haven’t tested such an excellently corrected lens for a very long time, a lens which can provide resolution records already from the maximum relative aperture and had not even one small optical slip-up in our test. I wish there were more such instruments on the market.
