Olympus M.Zuiko ED 40-150mm F2.8 Pro
$1,698.00 - $2,249.00
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5 years ago
Olympus M.Zuiko ED 40-150mm f2.8 PRO Review (Review Olympus M.Zuiko ED 40-150mm f2.8 PRO)
The Olympus M.Zuiko ED 40-150mm f2.8 PRO is the perfect telezoom for Olympus Micro Four Thirds shooters, even though Panasonic owners will be turned off by its lack of in-lens stabilization.
Pros:
- Edge-to-edge sharpness throughout zoom range., No distortion., Protected from cold, dust, and splashes., Excellent close focus capability., Innovative collapsible hood., Manual focus clutch system., Includes tripod collar.
Cons:
- Pricey., Lack of optical stabilization an issue for Panasonic Micro Four Thirds shooters.
7 years ago
Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO - Review / Test Report
At the time Olympus started the "classic" Four-Thirds system, they focused on professional grade lenses. However, this didn't work out for a couple of reasons mostly on the camera side (although I was thrilled by the E-1).
7 years ago
Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 40-150mm f2.8 Tele Zoom PRO Lens 40-150F2.8PRO review
After two hands-on videos , we can finally share a first impressions from the field about the highly anticipated 40-150mm PRO zoom lens . We received a sample to test a few days ago and I used it the very same night for a contemporary dance show.
8 years ago
The bundled lens hood has been marvelously designed to collapse back onto the lens for easy storage. When extended, the locking mechanism will fully support the weight of the lens and camera body. And to keep your investment safe, the bundled lens pouch will help protect against dings and scratches
8 years ago
Great Optics, Big for M43 but Small Relative to FF
I'm using this lens with a Panasonic GX8. I'm primarily a still photographer. I've used Nikons for 50 years, but use the GX8 and M43 because of the weight, even though there is some reduction in image quality (not due to this lens but to the M43 format), especially at low light or higher ISOs...
8 years ago
I love this focal length range - fits how I see the world.
Advantages: 1.excellent image quality; 2. fixed max f2.8 aperture; 3. I just love this focal length range--for me it's the perfect outdoor and portrait lens. It just fits how I typically see the world! Disadvantages: 1. Relatively large; 2. Relatively heavy (compared to other micro 4/3 lenses); 3.
8 years ago
Superb lens on Panasonic or Olympus
I was looking for a mid telephoto and had difficulty choosing between the Olympus 40-150mm f2.8 and the Lumix 35-100 2.8. Both are fantastic lenses. In the end it comes down to which is more important, the longer reach of the Olympus (and having the option of using the MC-14 teleconverter) vs having...
8 years ago
the optics are faultless and coupled with a good camera and a user with a bit of know ...
Okay let's get this straight, this lens is spot on, it's quality and build is second to none, the optics are faultless and coupled with a good camera and a user with a bit of know how then it won't fail you and will give you the results you are after time and time again ...
9 years ago
Olympus M.Zuiko ED 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO
I previously owned this lens when using Olympus and then switched systems only to return and purchase it again. This focal length is so useful and at a constant f/2.8. It also works very well for portraits.
10 years ago
Olympus 40-150mm f/2.8 Pro M.Zuiko Digital ED
I pre-ordered this lens with convertor when released. I only occasionally use the converter. Even though I've scratched it (a bit), I have never regretted the purchase for a moment. . Want a close shot of something small and timid This is as good as it gets. .
Pros:
- Sharp, fast focus, the closest focus of any such lens
- Great hood, rain impervious, good into the light
- Compatible with focus stacking and other EM-1+ or EM-5mk2+ advanced features
Cons:
- IQ falls off a tad with the converter attached
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