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	Olympus PEN E-P1 12.3 MP Micro Four Thirds Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera with 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 Zuiko Digital Zoom Lens

How to Fix Olympus PEN E-P1 12.3 MP with 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 Zuiko Digital SLR Lens

My only slr camera lens is the 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6  olympus zuiko lens, which doesn’t sound too exciting. However in practice it has been a great general utility lens that has rendered quite nicely, showing nice resolution and sharpness.

I can only anticipate what the E-P1 with olympus zuiko lens will do with a quality, wide aperture prime. I’m up in the air about my next move, but the 50mm f/2 slr camera lens sure looks tempting. But then again it would be great to try OM mount too!

slr camera lens Auto-Focus: I’ve read some questions about the auto-focus performance of this digital slr camera with olympus zuiko lens, but in normal operation haven’t see an issue yet. Granted I haven’t tried to shoot a basketball game or dance recital yet so take this with a grain of salt. For my people shooting in the mall the AF performance has been wonderful and spot on.

When I’ve gone to outdoor settings or even just trying to snap something quick from my car, I’ve found that the autofocus is quite a ways behind my D90. I think it is real world quick, but it is probably a step slower to focus than any Digital SLR Camera on the market. Not saying that’s a bad thing, some worth knowing.

Sensor: The sharpness I see from this  Digital SLR Camera with olympus zuiko lens is well beyond what I expected, so there may be something to the talk that Olympus Digital SLR Camera removed the strong anti-alias filtering most DSLR’s are plagued with.

The jpg results thus far haven’t required any post process sharpening and the Olympus color engine is a breath of fresh air in my opinion.

Handling: Coming form a  Digital SLR Camera with olympus zuiko lens will make you take a little time to get used to the difference. Getting used to shooting with a LiveView display will also take some getting used to.

There isn’t a front/rear two wheel control system as I’m used to with the D90, but there are two primary controls for manual shooting and they can both be worked while shooting one handed.

This olympus zuiko lens very nice design! The buttons and functions are all fully customizable but expect to be nestled up with the manual a wee bit to do it. All in all composing from the LiveView LCD became very natural and fluid after a day.

High marks to  Digital SLR Camera with olympus zuiko lens in designing such a usable system. The only thing I still have to figure out is a button to disable auto-focus so I can go fully manual.

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	Olympus 40-150mm f/4.0-5.6 ED Zuiko Digital Lens for Olympus Digital SLR Cameras by Olympus

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• We may have a limited choice in olympus zuiko lens with the four thirds system, however I don’t think we need so many like those canon amateurs because we have this bad boy.
• I assume, like me, you purchased an olympus zuiko lens with a shorter kit lens and are looking to extend your range.
• The focal length giving you a 30-8.2 degree field of view you can tighten up your frame even at close range;35 inches. But if you want to do macro or to come in closer, I would suggest a $10 set of macro filters.
  As for distance I find it works very well.
• For that tree of in the distance that only looks good so far away, or the close up of hands on the reins in the passing parade you will not be disappointed.
• At F/4 zoomed out wide and F5.6 zoomed all the way in this is a slower lens. That means you may get blurring or shakey-ness in less than ideal conditions. And being such a wide zoom and slow the pictures can come out softer than maybe you would desire.
• However as it is marketed in the standard line and says on the website “These interchangeable lenses have been developed for cost-performance and portability.The best choice for the enthusiasts and digital camera lens beginners as well:” These in-superiorities can be forgiven.
• Overall I’ve had very good experiences with this olympus zuiko lens. I’ve gotten excellent macro shots with an extension tube and wonderful candid portraits from yards away.
• The Bokeh is very good when the olympus zuiko lens is zoomed out all the way. I sometimes find it needs a little more blur but the subject is usually sharp enough to isolate so I can add more digital camera lens blur in Photoshop.
• Focusing in daylight and in bright light is lightning fast, it really beats out the 14-42mm olympus zuiko lens in that regard. Focusing in low light is horrifically painful though; most of the time the AF Assist on my camera is enough to compensate.
• Focusing to infinity seems like it could be sharper; I wouldn’t recommend this olympus zuiko lens if your subject is going to be more than 35-40 yards away.
• This olympus zuiko lens is definitely for Enthusiasts and Beginners, but for that purpose it’s excellent and well priced.
• Anyone seeking a professional alternative should probably jump to the 70-300mm or get the 40-150mm F3.5-4.5 as it’s a higher quality digital camera lens (and honestly it’s not very much more expensive if you get it used/refurbished).

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Olympus ED Zuiko 70 300mm f/4.0-5.6 Digital SLR Camera Lens From Olympus Price: Too low to display & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Ships from and sold by Amazon.com Average customer review:

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Outstanding product : Olympus Zuiko 70 300mm
This is a reasonable priced zoom lens that is well worth the time and trouble to carry it around. I have had very good success using it with my Olympus E-520 camera. Crisp clear photos are the result of using this ED Zuiko lens.

Affordable birding Olympus Zuiko lens
Along with E520’s inbuilt images stabilization, this Zuiko lens offers the most affordable birding, wildlife lens with a effective reach of images stabilizated 600mm (2x crop factor) well under a grand. This combo is very lightweight and hand-holdable making is very useful for hikes.Just make sure you have sufficient light, and keep ISO to 400-800 range so that shutter speed is at least 1/100 to avoid shake from handholding. IQ is very good from F6.3 to F9 and beyond. In low contrast situations this lens is slow in focusing, but this is expected at this price range with any lens having a maximum aperture of F5.6. Use only center point focus to improve focus acquisition.

Colors are very nice with E520, unlike the bland output from Canon Rebel and EFS55-250 combo. Of my half-dozen Zuiko lenses, this has the highest VFM. With Canon, you might pay over a grant for the lens alone (ex. EF 100-400 IS). Nikon has nothing in this range. This Zuiko lens puts 70-300m lenses from Canikons to shame as far (pun intended) reach and IQ is concerned. Highly recommended.

Nice Olympus ED lens for the price!,

With this 300mm lens you can really feel like you are almost next to your subject. I can’t wait to get some shots at the next full moon. For the price, it is a great lens. The bokeh on this lens is nice, with a shallow DOF. That said, there are some shortcomings, but I would expect that from a telephoto zoom 300mm lens like this. First, the auto-focus will hunt in low light. I really don’t think I’m going to be using the 300mm end of the lens in low light anyway. I noticed that the lens didn’t seem to focus well if you had multiple focus points selected. Pick one of your focus points and use it. Remember that this lens, while light-weight is not one that you want to use hand-held at 300mm unless you can get a very short shutter speed. I noticed more than a few shots had problems with camera shake using longer shutter speeds.

Very good 300mm f4 telephoto,

Bought an Olympus 70 300mm lens last week from Amazon and put it through some tests on an E-510 yesterday and today. I was careful to separate narrow depth-of-field telephoto characteristics from lens image resolution. Auto-focus is quick (enough for landscapes) and accurate, though can be slow in low light. At infinity, shooting distant landscapes, the lens is very sharp corner to corner at F8 from 70mm up to around 220mm–beyond that, the corner resolution begins to soften (inspected at 100% enlargement). By 300mm at F8 (when shooting images both near and far), the edge resolution is noticably demolished. Was relieved to find that stopping the lens down from F9 to F11 greatly increased image corner resolution at the longer end of the lens–especially 300mm lens at F11.

The longer telephoto end of the lens is probably not quite as sharp as the wider to middle range, but overall, the lens can delivers sharp, even resolution across the whole image frame from 70mm to 300mm–though a tripod or monopod looks to be necessaty above 200mm (or there abouts) in low light, even with the E-510’s anti-shake feature (and trying to keep ISO at 100). With pixel peeking, there is very little chromatic aberration to be found throughout the zoom range. A harsher color fringe may crop up at high-contrast edges near the margin of images–but this is easily removed in Photoshop software. Images show good color and contrast. An excellent lens–and a keeper.

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