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The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/4-5.6 R is a tele lens for 4/3, manufactured from 2011. The focus is done by Lens AF motor (Stepper Motor), the image stabilization is done by the camera.. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 150 €;
44 users have given it an average vote of 8.7 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Micro 4/3: this lens is compatible with mirrorless micro-4/3.
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Opinion:His nickname, Plastic Fantastic, says it all; it's perfect for light mountain rides to pair with a wide angle; moreover, although the reproduction ratio does not make him think, he does very well in the pseudo-macro; love at first sight, but lasting even after almost a year of use; I did not find particularly hard the dial of the zoom, if not at the beginning, perhaps because of some scrap in the barrel joints
Pros:Value for money. Good definition. Compactness and lightness.
Cons:It lacks the lens hood. For what it costs has no other flaws.
Opinion: Ideal focal length to be joined to a 12-40 or 12-35 maybe bright. I bought it again at €150. I have to say I was surprised by the sharpness at full aperture and at all focal lengths. Taking into account the size and lightness is a very good goal. Combined with the 12-40 Pro cover the focal 24-300 equivalents. The plastic bayonet does not affect the optical quality, just treat it with regard. In short, very good judgement if you know what to expect from a little object like this.
Opinion:Rated 8: Excellent price quality considering that with 100/120 € you can take one used. 80/300 focal length Exploabilissima. F 4-5.6 Good by day (of course evening fatigue). Good sharpness for its price, you notice chromatic aberration in the contrasts. Manual mass infinite focus ring like all Olympus base lenses. Zoom difficult to exploit on video.
Opinion:At an incredibly low price it offers a remarkable quality already at full aperture, important thing since it is a little light optics. Taken to complete a kit M43 secondary covers all needs in the field Tele (is a 80-300 FF equivalent). He suffers a little at the highest focal but nothing dramatic. MAF precise and reasonably fast on OMD 10 mkii, color rendition a bit chilly but it easily system in PP. If you do not need an ultrarisolvent at full aperture is highly recommended. As others have done I also point out that the zoom ring is particularly Hard. The all-plastic construction, including bayonet, is of excellent workmanship and with quality materials helping to keep the price low. Recommended.
Pros:Weight (light), footprint (minimum), sharpness from 5.6 up (over 100 mm from F. 8!) but still discreet at T.A., price. In short it is a good lens even if it is not a real excellence.
Cons:I can't find it. Maybe the brightness, but it would weigh more and cost more (see EZ version, for example that weighs double and is brighter than just half diaphragm, almost and does not solve the problem of MAF difficult in low light conditions)
Opinion:Practical, light, discreet. I'm taking him to the purse with the 14-42 machine body. The auto focus suffers a little bit in low light conditions, but just set the manual focus and you're done. Great for going light, traveling, for Street View, trekking. Very manageable so the stabilization of the camera was almost unnecessary and often exclude it completely to the advantage of battery life. For those who want more (and can or want to spend more) there are the focal (almost equivalent) versions of the "Pro" or the most cumbersome FF.
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