Tagged with m.zuiko - Personal View Talks

Olympus 75mm vs Olympus $99 40-150

DrDave — Mon, 15 Jul 2019 22:07:57 +0000

OK, so you want that tack sharp goodness at 75mm. And the Olympus 75mm does indeed provide it. But can you get that same sharpness in the centre for cheap? Why, yes you can, Just bolt on the super plasticky and very lightweight Olympus M.Zuiko DIGITAL ED 40-150mm 4-5.6 R MSC. Which one do you prefer, A or B?

48 hrs sale: Olympus 12-40mm F2.8 Lens Brand New $799 + shipping

shungyiu — Fri, 04 Jul 2014 15:00:45 +0000

Olympus M.Zuiko 12-40mm f2.8 Pro Lens Brand New

Photos of actual items:

Price: $799

Location Australia

Ships to Worldwide

Packaging: Original packaging and everything that comes with the lens.

Warranty: Original international warranty.

Price will rise to $829 after sale period.

PayPal only. PM for details.

Shipping method and charges $20 delivered with Australia Registered Post or Pack and Track International

p.s. The photos with an "Elite" E-M5 were from the previous deal, the stock have just arrived yesterday in the afternoon, I will be posting on Monday since the post offices are closed. Thanks to those who had faith in me and in turn you are rewarded with an epic deal. Actually I want to keep one for myself had they not been sold so quickly.

Glidecam HD-2000/GH3/Zuiko 12mm First Approach

Stiffla — Wed, 19 Mar 2014 03:24:41 +0000

Hi,

I bought myself a Glidecam and the Olympus 12mm and took it for a first test while skaten with my friends. A lot to learn, but not too bad at all

Greetz Stiffla

GH2 - Difraction test for the M.ZD 45mm F/1.8 - 100% Crops.

duartix — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:02:19 +0000

When comparing neighboring apertures the effect it's not very apparent but usually comparing crops 2/3EV apart you will see a difference. Having said that, I can say I'm pretty confortable up to f/11-13 even though if you compare to f/9 you can spot a marginal difference. These are 100% crops. Had to shoot these at ISO640 because that was the needed amplification for F22@2fps. Shot on tripod with constant lighting. At very wide apertures (F/5.6 and faster) there is flickering from the lighting but it doesn't make a difference for this purpose.

BTW I also tested with a chart on the center and another on the corner but the diffraction settles in equally as expected, so I'm publishing this test where I zoomed in on the chart and it's easier to see the differences.

A zip file with all images is also here: http://www.mediafire.com/?hwotq64ixux4z9k