Is the panasonic lumix s 14 28mm f 4 5 6 macro worth it?

It's worth it if you want an ultra-wide zoom on an L-Mount body and mostly shoot interiors, big landscapes or architecture. The 14-28mm range covers the ultra-wide end of the focal length scale, which is where those subjects live.

Be realistic about the trade-offs. The maximum aperture is f/4-5.6 and it gets darker as you zoom in. It isn't stabilised, so it suits bright light better than dim rooms. If low light or shallow depth of field matter most to you, the sensor sizes guide explains where full frame pays off.

Check the bodies it fits on its page, then compare other options for your mount in the gear catalogue.

Written by Claude from this site's pages.