Olympus M.Zuiko 75-300mm F4.8-6.7 ED Super Telephoto lens Review

Digestive Information: Olympus M.Zuiko 75-300mm F4.8-6.7 ED Super Telephoto lens Review

• Micro Zuiko lens launched in mid late 2010, and especially designed for use with Micro Four Thirds system cameras like Olympus PEN series and Panasonic G systems.
• Billed as the World smallest and lightest 600mm Super Telephoto Zoom lens, with an equivalent focal length of 150-600mm lens in 35mm film format.
• Experience unconventional long distance shooting (still pictures & video) with this comparatively compact and lightweight lens, perfect for safari, nature, wildlife, fast-action sports photography and outdoor photography.
• Maximum magnification ratio of 1:5.5, with ‘safe’ and minimum focusing distance at 90cm away; ideally suited for taking pictures of small animals and insects, without alerting them.

• Diverse depth of field control from F4.8, F6.7 to F22, with 7 circular aperture blades for good bokeh (background defocus rendition).
• Deadly combination of Super Extra low-Dispersion (Super ED), Extra low-Dispersion (ED), High Refractive (HR), 3 Extra-High Refractive (E-HR) glass elements to effectively suppress color bleeding and optical distortions.
• High-speed and silent rear Autofocusing mechanism for greater sound quality, helpful in movie recordings.
• Full time manual focus override capability allows creativity freedom, with more precise adjustments.
• Metal lens mount construction, with filter thread at 58mm diameter.

Physical Overview:

• 70mm (Diameter) x 116mm (Length).
• Olympus M.Zuiko 75-300mm lens relatively lightweight at 430 grams.

Sample Photos of Olympus M.Zuiko 75-300mm F4.8-6.7 lens:

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