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The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm f/2.8 Macro is a macro lens for 4/3, manufactured from 2012. 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 390 €;
46 users have given it an average vote of 9.6 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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Pros:Small, crisp, sturdy, worth as much as it costs
Cons:I don't know
Opinion:I have had the lens for about a year, I feel very good, it does not fail a shot, the quality of the images is superb, for now I have only used it freehand for macros of insects, reptiles, amphibians and for portraits of my children, does not fail a shot. I use it hooked to a Panasonic G9 and I have to say that with double stabilization, Macro photography becomes a real fun for a fan like me of nature and animals. Stra-recommended
Cons:Maybe but just maybe the wheel a little bit hard to turn and the lack of a lampshade
Opinion:With this goal, which I can always keep in my pocket, I entered the Macro world for the first time and I'm learning for now only freehand. I realized that the lampshade serves and I ordered a non-original and inexpensive one. I'm having a lot of fun in the garden. It should be good for the portraits, too, and I'm going to try it. I recommend it unreservedly.
user68000
sent on October 21, 2019
Pros:Lightweight, robust, fantastic images and videos and really reduced price
Cons:I didn't find any
Opinion:This too was love at first sight and I'm sure it will last. Also, it made me want bright stares by slapping me from the fixed zooms. I also find it great in the videos of which you find various examples in my galleries. Only defective, the distance limitation wheel that is a bit difficult to turn, but it is really little thing
Opinion:I have had various macro lenses of various brands and for the various formats that I had in the past, this little guy does not disfigure in front of anyone and thanks to its very small size allows me to do macro freehand without problems, if you then want to do the serious things and M1mk2 on three foot and high Ress Street and come out photos of an impressive detail. In addition to the macro thanks to the speed of focus I also use it for portraits and for some videos where I need to have very close details. I'm the Straconson.
Pros:Sharpness to the top, zeiss colors, backlight, great value for money, light weight and small dimensions, construction
Cons:no one, if we just want the speed of focus is not lightning, but it is still a macro lens 1: 1
Opinion:Much more than a macro objective, light and small but well-built; does not stretch during macro shooting, everything moves internally and lets you choose the focus range (macro 1: 1 for maximum magnification by approaching and removing the lens from 19 to 40 cm to compose the macro, from 19 cm to infinity for non-macro close-ups and 40 cm to infinity for portraits and everything else.) It is also great as a portrait lens. I definitely like the Olympus 45 1.8, which is too soft for me opening and even 2.8 to 60 is clearly better.rn To disconnect the background you need to approach the subject or choose farther backgrounds but as rendering and colors is extraordinary, reminds me of the contax 135 2.8.rn Its sharpness for macro me not is excessive for the portrait and compensates for the lower resolution of the 4/3 sensor than the larger ones (aps-c or full frame), it is also the first micro 4/3 lens I feel that in the back light suffers little to flare emthere is a bit of contrast and sharpness.rnThe focusing speed is not a big deal, but considering that it would be a specialist for the macro, it's a very forgiving defect. rn a 10, at the moment it's my micro 4 / 3.rn (The hood could actually put it in the package, but all in the bay if they are not original, screwed or not, from 10 to 20 euros.) rn
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