OM SYSTEM Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 40-150mm F4.0-5.6 R Black for Micro Four Thirds System Camera, 3.75x Zoom Lens, Portable Design
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The latest generation of the M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150 mm f4.0-5.6 R (35mm equivalent focal length: 80-300 mm) has now arrived. It features a brand new, optimized overall design in a stylish black body. It’s small, lightweight and variable in performance – perfect for close-up portraits or long-distance scenes – and it is flexible for indoor or outdoor use. You can use this high-power zoom as the perfect companion of your standard kit lens without being burdened by travelling with too much equipment. It features an MSC (Movie and Still Compatible) focusing mechanism that is designed to deliver quiet and precise operation, for an affordable, high quality means to capture your life in still images or HD videos.
3.75x zoom lens
Macro focus range: 90 centimeter, focal length: 40 to 150 millimeter
Lightweight, portable design, 80 to 300 millimeter equivalent field of view
Nearly silent movie and still compatible auto focus, perfect choice for second lens
Great for portraits and sports; Maximum reproduction ratio:- 1:6.25
11 reviews for OM SYSTEM Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 40-150mm F4.0-5.6 R Black for Micro Four Thirds System Camera, 3.75x Zoom Lens, Portable Design
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April –
Struggles in low light, but does great in well lit spaces
I have a Yi M1 M4/3 mirrorless camera from 8 years ago that I paired with this lens and I’m surprised how nice my photos turned out. This is a really nice lens for the cost, and since my camera is also plastic the lens doesn’t weigh it down. For daytime shooting this is my favorite.Edit: I ordered this October 17th at $199, so do not believe the Black Friday pricing. They artificially inflated the price in order to bring it back down to normal price. This is a super cheap autofocus lens, $250 is probably too much.
Brandon Brinley –
wonder lens
this lens is “plastic fantastic” cheap, light, sharp, and good colors!
L. Johnson –
Incognito Telephoto Zoom
This is the perfect vacation and walk around telephoto zoom for micro four thirds. It’s tiny! It doesn’t even look like a zoom! If you’ve ever had the problem of family members cheesing for the camera because they see you pull out a behemoth of a lens from the across the room, this lens will help you sigh in relief. No one will notice you happily snapping away. Street photography? Yes, please! As an 80-300mm full frame equivalent, you will be capturing intimate moments and beautiful faces around town without anyone giving you the stink eye for carrying around a camera lens in the shape of a bazooka. Don’t try using this in low light situations unless you plan on strong noise removal, but for both indoor and outdoor shooting where you aren’t going above ISO 3200, you should be fine. Having the FASTEST or LARGEST lens doesn’t always mean it is the right tool for the job!
mainline –
Sharp image and very light
It’s very light and produces sharp images. Bought it when it was $70 off, so it was a good deal
Martin Seinfeld –
Great value
Not like a pro lenses but works great 10x cheaper 5x smaller and lighter
Veronica –
Quality
Great lens easy to use
CP –
For $199 bucks. You be the judge.
For $199 it made sense to give this affordable MFT zoom lens a trial before plunking down 4x-8x more dough for a OM Pro version. I am not a professional photographer but in the past I had owned a L Series Canon 75-300mm DO lens. And I have to say I missed that ability to zoom in, and I call it “stealing photos” of things that the kit lens just can’t get to. So I added this lens to my recently purchased OM-5 kit. It made a lot of sense after reading the reviews of how small and lightweight this lens is. And it is. Paired with the OM-5 it becomes a portable powerhouse setup. Attached are some photos I shot at the zoo with this lens. The photos were shot in RAW and edited down to these jpegs. Enjoy!
Radio Jungle –
The “Plastic Fantastic”
First off: this is not a $2000 lens. The body is plastic, it’s not fully electronically controled, and there’s definitely a drop in quality at the highest zoom. But for a $200 travel lens? Absolutely amazing. I’ve heard the phrase “plastic fantastic” more than once referring to this specific lens, and it’s the perfect description. I really don’t think there’s much competition at this price point.
JOHN FRASER HENDERSON –
Superb lens, despite no stabilisation. When paired with a Lumix G80, which has IBIS, it works very well. Optically, I can’t really fault it. Used primarily for wildlife and the odd airshow. It is very lightweight which surprised me a little.
Neil moules –
WOW very fast shipping from the USA to the UK within 3 days. Lens is absolutely perfect and at £117 a bargain. No issues with the lens it takes perfect pictures. Thanks guys I would definitely recommend this seller
Kindle Customer –
It arrived on time,thankfully for now itworks!