📷 Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm F1.8 Lens: High-Performance for Micro Four Thirds Cameras (Black) Review

Here's my honest feedback.I bought a second lens for Olympus OM-D E-M10 1:4-5.6 But I guess I just haven't gotten used to the new acquisition yet.

Objective user viewpoint.Has pros: Very good picture, compact size, overall good quality. Got cons: Plastic, I would like at least a metal focusing ring,

The lens is very good, high aperture, This glass is designed specifically for this matrix, and gives a picture in terms of viewing angle and geometry as 90 this is an analogue of 85 mm Canon and Nikon,

Straight arms are always preferred over curved ones, but with this device, particularly after the whale, Example: short Compactness allows you to carry it in your pocket, but it's easy to lose the lid, and it's dusty in your pockets.

An excellent lens for the money, so on an open 1.2 the difference in sharpness is so minimal from 1.8 of this glass that it is distinguishable only with a paired comparison)) let everyone decide for himself. Pros: Size/ Peak sharpness 2.8-4 Its cons: At such a price (if we take the calculation of the BZK), there are almost none of them, Everything.

Very sharp, even at 1.8 - 3.5 it's just fantastically sharp! and at 1/160 at f3.5 Better than this, perhaps, only 45mm f / 1.2 PRO, but already for 100 thousand.

Has pros: Sharp, bright, beautiful bokeh, there are practically no geometric distortions, well assembled, Has cons: but as it turned out,

lens. 70% Some pros: 1 There is no problem to wear a staff member or throw it into a bag. 2 metal fastening. 3 problem shooting portraits at f/1.8 - f/2.2) - f/4.0 the sharpness is not only in the center, 4 1.8, together with the micro stabilizer, allows you to shoot in the evening or indoors handheld without flash. 4 Slower than the whale 14-42EZ, but noticeably faster than the Lumix 20mm f/1.7 rarely misses. 5 nothing ripples in the background. 6 (that one is more faded). 7 Has some cons: 1

Fantastic lens quality! Too bad I didn't get it sooner! The kit lens that came with my Olympus OMD-E-M5 is 12-50mm/f3.5-6.3 and I'm very happy with it. Only at the long end (50mm) the widest aperture is f/6.3, which just doesn't work in low light. Then there's the problem that a zoom lens - at least one I can afford - will never go away. be as sharp and rich in contrast as a good fixed length lens. And baby, this 45mm lens from Olympus excels! An added benefit is that it's a tiny lens! At least

Phenomenal lens. Sits on the palm. Very well made, durable materials. The focusing speed is incredibly fast. So sharp and the colors are brilliant. The silver color matches my silver OMD-EM1 perfectly. Two small flaws on this lens that deserve 4 stars. No lens hood. A pretty standard piece of plastic that anyone who uses a DSLR will use. Come on. Proposed aftermarket option available for purchase I received, left a 2 star review and returned. Don't fall into this trap! The second ring is the…

90mm lens equivalent to a 35mm (or full frame) SLR. A nice addition to Olympus 17mm and 25mm fixed lenses. PROSL lenses are very sharp (I think they are sharper than 25mm and much sharper than 17mm) and the autofocus is quiet and very fast, even in fairly dark conditions (on Olympus). housing ELP5 and ELP7). Great for portraits as others have noted. The bokeh is soft and round (see image) and the details are very sharp even with the aperture wide open. Slight edge softness BUT only at F1.8 and…

I am impressed with the quality, size and weight of this lens. It focuses fast enough for most purposes. I have several Panasonic lenses - a 7-14mm, a Panasonic 45-200 and a non-professional Olympus 14-150 lens, none of which are particularly sharp. However, it far surpasses them in sharpness. It's also the first "fast lens" I've owned since I had my Minolta set 101 days ago when I had the standard 50mm f1.7 lens, and it made me realize I had the joy of the additional control over speed and…

If you're not in the mood to read my full review, just select five stars and buy this item. This lens shouldn't be your first choice when looking for your first four-thirds lens. To do this, you need a versatile wide-angle lens (such as the ultra-powerful Panasonic LUMIX G 20mm f/1.7). Keep in mind that this 45mm 4/3 lens has a 35mm equivalent focal length of 90mm. Therefore, you will not use this lens to capture subjects you are standing next to. Why buy this lens? I bought this lens to…