Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 60 mm f/2.8 ED Macro
8. Vignetting
You can notice the brightness loss in the frame corners at the maximum relative aperture without any problems. Our measurements indicate that its value amounts to 32% (-1.10 EV) there. Fortunately the problem disappears completely on stopping down the lens to f/4.0 because then the vignetting is just 9% (-0.28 EV). As the body doesn’t correct the lens’s distortion (there’s nothing to correct, after all) it doesn’t ‘touch’ the vignetting either so the results you get for JPEG and RAW files are very similar to each other.
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