Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150 mm F2.8 PRO Lens, Telephoto Zoom, Suitable for All MFT Cameras (Olympus OM-D & PEN Models, Panasonic G Series), Black

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PRO and the camera body changes the combination into a compact, high-performance telephoto lens with a focal length of 112mm to 420mm (35mm equivalent).

I have sharp lenses, and I’ve spent a lot of years using Canon’s finest, but I’m going to put my head on the block and say that I think this is up with the best.Similarly to the previous comparison, you’ll again see more evidence of onion-ringing from the 40-150mm compared to the 75mm due to its optical construction, although again the zoom delivers a higher contrast image when the aperture on both is wide-open. As I’ve learned from you over the years, there is nothing that gets you more excited than testing a new camera or lens (we all like it that way. I actually have comparison images of this somewhere in my archive from when I first bought the lens. from the lens tip) throughout the entire zoom range with no loss of image quality thanks to the corrective effects the floating method provides. I would like to hear more about the actual purpose of this hardware and if possible get the make and model number of it.

Many photographers will be interested to see how much they can blur the backgrounds of portraits or macro shots, so I have a number of examples here, lower on this page and on my sample images page. However, recognising that bokeh evaluation is subjective, we have provided a few examples for your perusal.Dimly lit school or sports activities are just beginning for my kids, so this need is only increasing. but this was achieved in a way that causes noticeable focus breathing at the 150mm end of the zoom range.