Review on Olympus Zuiko 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 ED Lens – Compatible with Olympus and Panasonic Standard Four Thirds Digital SLR Cameras by Bao Thyy ᠌

I've been using it for two years. After a break in photography, I recently took him on a photo walk - as a result, I finally decided to pay tribute to this creation, at least within this framework. I will say one thing - it is much more convenient and easier to use than whale. Work on approximation performs as it should - you do not notice a single negative point. Yes, sometimes you have to wait a little to focus at the maximum, but it seems that the matter is in the focus area - I don’t bother what area is currently set. From three meters I photographed a cat, the lens (or camera) focused on it - all the objects behind it turned out to be blurry! I didn’t understand what was the matter, but they told me it was cool. Only then it dawned on the fixes that it was their prerogative! If we talk about pixel-by-pixel clarity, I could say with a pure soul - it is magnificent! But since I don’t own fixes for 75 or 300 mm, I’ll just say, it’s perfect! The only consequence of a side character - most likely you need a hood and a light filter - in clear weather, the frames are sometimes semi-faded (not in cloudy weather), in addition, if you don’t put a cap on the lens (which I do in the name of efficiency), the hood will protect the glass. Another side disadvantage is that it still needs to be changed (there is an assumption that 14-150 is similar in image quality to this one, if so, then it would be a bomb)