LensTip.com

Lenses

There are 2149 lenses in our database and 3515 owners opinions.

You can also
compare lenses side-by-side

Search by:

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 40-150 mm f/4.0-5.6 ED

Pictures:
Specifications:
Manufacturer Olympus
Model M.Zuiko Digital 40-150 mm f/4.0-5.6 ED
Lens style Telephoto zoom
Focal length 40 - 150 mm
Maximum aperture f/4 - 5.6
Angle of view 30 - 8.2 o
Closest focusing distance 0.9 m
Maximum magnification 1:6.25
Minimum aperture 22
Number of diaphragm blades 7
Auto focus type AF MSC
Lens Construction 13 elements / 10 groups
Filter diameter 58 mm
Macro No
Available mounts Micro Four Thirds
Dimensions 63.5 x 83 mm
Weight 190 g
Additional information Released: 31.08.2010.
ED lens.
Related accessories (Option): Protection Filter (PRF-D58 PRO), Lens Hood (LH-61D), Lens Case (LSC-0814)
Average rating (5 owners reviews)
Build quality
Optical quality
Value for money

Overall

4.07 Good
Owners reviews (5)
  1. Geoff3DMN
    Geoff3DMN 2 November 2012, 01:42
    Build quality
    Optical quality
    Value for money

    Overall

    IP 124.170.x.x
    Owner since: 1 year
    Price: $200
    User profile: Amateur

    Cons: Plastic mount, stiff zoom action.

    Pros: Good IQ, light weight, cheap price

    Summary: Value for money zoom at the budget end of the market.

  2. asulea
    asulea 12 July 2012, 06:55
    Build quality
    Optical quality
    Value for money

    Overall

    IP 86.127.x.x
    Owner since: 2 years
    Price: 200$
    User profile: Amateur

    Cons:

    Pros:

    Summary:

  3. bamby
    bamby 8 December 2011, 22:44
    Build quality
    Optical quality
    Value for money

    Overall

    IP 82.181.x.x
    Owner since: 3 months
    Price: sub eur 20
    User profile: Amateur

    Cons: Slow aperture

    Pros: Light, smallish, ok image. Completely surprised me that the Olympus 40-150 is good for digiscoping (taking bird photos through a telescope)! Haven't had any problems with the plastic build, though haven't used it roughly.

    Summary: Easy to invest in since it's quite cheap. Look for discount sales or then bundles if you're buying something like an E-PM1.

  4. DrDave
    DrDave 6 August 2011, 05:26
    Build quality
    Optical quality
    Value for money

    Overall

    IP 64.9.x.x
    Owner since: 1 month
    Price: $150
    User profile: Semipro

    Cons: Not a tank

    Pros: Not a tank, very lightweight, sharp, contrasty lens; easy to manual focus, reasonably good close focus (.9 meters)

    Summary: Can't beat it for the price. IQ very good

  5. Jerry
    Jerry 2 February 2011, 05:10
    Build quality
    Optical quality
    Value for money

    Overall

    IP 75.207.x.x
    Owner since: 3 months
    Price: $250
    User profile: Amateur

    Cons: So light I need to tripod it or monopod it for pix at the 150mm end of the zoom. A bit dark

    Pros: Well I can travel with the 7-14 panny, the kit 14-42 and this 40-150mm and have everything I need in MY POCKETS!!! Have taken great portrait shots of my kids with this lens outdoors. It is a light lens that has decent optical quality for a very reasonable price in an unbelievable size.

    Summary: Great all around kit telephoto for a body IS camera. Needs a steady hand at longer focal lengths because it is so light. I recommend it highly.