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Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II : Specifications and Opinions


Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II

The Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 75-300mm f/4.8-6.7 II is a tele lens for 4/3, manufactured from 2013. The focus is done by Lens AF motor (non-ultrasonic), it does not have image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 529 €;
53 users have given it an average vote of 8.8 out of 10.


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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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 Specifications
 Focal lenght   75-300 mm
 Angle of view   16.2 - 4.1°  (equivalent to a 152-606mm in Fullframe 24x36mm format)
 Format   4/3
 Max. aperture   f/4.8-6.7
 Aperture blades   7
 Lenses/Groups   18 elements in 13 groups
 Min. focus distance   0.90 meters
 Reproduction ratio   0.18x

 Features
 Zoom type   Ring, external
 Stabilization   No
 Focus   Lens AF motor (non-ultrasonic)
 Internal Focus   Yes

 Built and notes
 Tripod ring   No
 Extenders   No
 Filters   58 mm
 Lens hood   Yes (not supplied)
 Weather sealing   No
 Weight   423 g
 Dimensions   69 x 117 mm

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avatarjunior
sent on May 06, 2023

Pros: Good construction, fairly sharp, excellent focal length and minimum focusing distance.

Cons: It suffers from bright light resulting in loss of detail. Maximum focal length not very sharp. Not tropicalized.

Opinion: A good goal, much more than what people are professing. Definitely usable on almost the entire focal length, obviously trying to pay attention to the shake and timing. It is a light lens, perhaps even too much, so you have to be especially careful when shooting. I noticed a loss of detail on particularly sunny days, with lots of light, where it tends to knead a little, but otherwise I highly recommend it.

avatarjunior
sent on November 26, 2022

Pros: Well-built and economical lightweight optics

Cons: Absent tropicalization

Opinion: For those approaching nature and bird photography for the first time in addition to sports, the M.Zuiko 75-300 II series is an excellent lens. Characterized by an ergonomic design, lightweight and excellent construction. Too bad it does not have tropicalization, it would have given it that extra plus that Olympus has accustomed us to. The optics are very good when there is a lot of light during the day decays a bit when the sun goes down and the AF suffers, especially when used in dynamic AF-C. However, the photos are of excellent quality and in general the autofocus in the dynamic is responsive but only on advanced medium bodies (from the E-M5 upwards). If used on E-M10 in the dynamic is very suffering (it is not reactive), it goes a little better in the static AF-S. It is instead precise and perfect on OM-1, on E-M1 mk3 or E-M1X and can be used by professionals as a third or fourth spare lens or as a "jack of all trades".

avatarsupporter
sent on July 24, 2022

Pros: Weight, bulk, cost of used

Cons: Dark at the focal length of greatest interest

Opinion: The first time I had this OB I did not like it and I got rid of it immediately, but the fault was not his, but mine that I had not understood how to handle a 600 mm equivalent freehand! Now that something begins to understand, I realize that the OB is valid if used properly; a first test with about twenty shots took place in the worst conditions, that is, little light, but the hooking of the various subjects was always good, without too much hesitation; of course, the other OB that I have of PRO class is faster, but even this non-PRO is perfectly usable for subjects not too mobile; testing it on the flowers I realized that getting a move in the presence of even light breezes is very easy, not to mention the "own" moved that is difficult to tame since with this 75-300 I can only use the IS of the EM-1, however I found that with C-AF tracking the situation improves a lot; I already know that with birds it will be worse since not only they "dance" on the branches, but also their feathers "dance" in the wind, so I will have to pull the short blanket from various sides, which is notoriously impossible; as for the low brightness I do not find it a big problem since usually the pseudo-macro I do it at F / 11, and now I am no longer afraid to raise the ISO; the bokeh seems pleasant to me, staying far enough away and cropping after. After some time I can say that the hardness of rotation of the barrel has decreased, but a little remains, and the sharpness is good up to about 200 mm as said by others. Considering the price you can not expect too much

avatarjunior
sent on September 16, 2021

Pros: Weight - Overall dimensions - Yield also at TA at all focal lengths - well built

Cons: Not tropicalized, a little delicate the knurling of the rings

Opinion: Used for years. Sometimes not understood. We must take our hand. I use it with the em1 mk1. Essential to use it with electronic shutter. with the stabilizer of the machine you shoot without micromosso paying attention to absurd times (1/30s-1/40s) on static subjects with a shrewdness that I discovered unfortunately after some time. At first I was not satisfied and I found that it kneaded the details at 300mm (the tests I do from home on the writings under the license plates of parked cars that are relentless to highlight micro-bump, contrast and definition) in comparison to zd50-200 + ec14 and panasonic 100-300. then one day I tried to remove the uv filter fil (a slim reporter) and boom. perfect details. Equivalent to the yield of pana 100-300. For me perhaps even slightly better as a microcontrasto. So those who do not find it sharp try with electronic shooting, obviously trying to be as firm and without filter as possible.

avatarjunior
sent on September 16, 2021

Pros: Weight - Overall dimensions - Yield also at TA at all focal lengths - well built

Cons: Not tropicalized, a little delicate the knurling of the rings

Opinion: Used for years. Sometimes not understood. We must take our hand. I use it with the em1 mk1. Essential to use it with electronic shutter. with the shutter of the camera you shoot without micromosso paying attention to absurd times (1/30s-1/40s) on static subjects with a shrewdness that I discovered unfortunately after time. At first I was not satisfied and I found that it kneaded the details at 300mm (the tests I do from home on the writings under the license plates of parked cars that are relentless to highlight micro-bump, contrast and definition) in comparison to zd50-200 + ec14 and panasonic 100-300. then one day I tried to remove the uv filter fil (a slim reporter) and boom. perfect details. Equivalent to the yield of pana 100-300. For me perhaps even slightly better as a microcontrasto. So those who do not find it sharp try with electronic shooting, obviously trying to be as firm and without filter as possible.




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