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Olympus's Micro Four Thirds superzoom is, typically, the smallest in its class, and has respectable image quality too. It's a fine general purpose and travel lens, although Panasonic camera owners should take note of the lack of optical image stabilisation.
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Olympus's Micro Four Thirds superzoom is, typically, the smallest in its class, and has respectable image quality too. It's a fine general purpose and travel lens, although Panasonic camera owners should take note of the lack of optical image stabilisation.
Specifications
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Focal length
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14-150mm (28-300mm 35mm equiv) 10.7x Zoom
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Maximum aperture
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f/4.0
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Minimum aperture
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f/22
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Lens construction
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15 elements in 11 groups 2 ED glass elements 3 aspherical elements (1 ED glass)
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Picture angle
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75°
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Closest focusing distance
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0.5 m (19.69")
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Maximum reproduction ratio
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0.24 x
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No. of diaphragm blades
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7 ( Circular aperture diaphragm )
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Filter/attachment size
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58mm
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Diameter x length
(extension from lens mount) |
64 mm (2.50") x 83 mm (3.27")
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Weight
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280 g (0.62 lb)
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Supplied accessories
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58mm snap-on front lens cap, Lens Hood LH-61C (optional)
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