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Olympus M.Zuiko ED 14–150mm f4–5.6 II Lens
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Olympus M.Zuiko ED 14–150mm f4–5.6 II Lens
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A great solution for those who prefer to carry only one lens when exploring, the Olympus M.Zuiko ED 14–150mm f4–5.6 lens has a weatherproof construction and a 10.7x zoom. The lens’s 35mm equivalent focal length range of 28 to 300mm covers everything from wide angle to telephoto, and its slim profile and 9-ounce weight mean you can bring it just about everywhere Read More
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Jan 20, 2018
MedicFL1
29
Nov 15, 2017
Is this an MFT Lens? I'd lihke to see how it racks up against the 14~42 pancake I have. It's a little heavy but its doable for my flights.
greycellgreen
49
Nov 14, 2017
Hoping the drop makes it! I could really use this on my E5 to upgrade the old Pen kit 14-42mm.
ZUUL42
282
Nov 13, 2017
Crap. This is a micro four-thirds lens, ja?
I almost skipped over it.
Though I'm more so looking for a micro four-thirds macro lens.
I'd like to support it, but not $370-like.
Kfinnepg
1
Nov 10, 2017
The warranty information is vague. Is there a warranty on this lens? Who provides it? Olympus frequentLu has these as reconditioned so I assume the failure rate is fairly high. Thx.
kxchan427
0
Nov 13, 2017
KfinnepgThis is an international item according to the description, so any warranty would be through Massdrop. This is considered "gray market." Generally speaking, I've been fine with gray markets, but it comes down to luck whether you get a good/bad copy, or whether you damage your item. Most camera companies do not service gray market items. Most people are fine with gray market camera gear, but you'll have to weigh the risks and see if it's worth it for you.
My experience with Olympus reconditioned cameras and lenses are that they are like new condition, without the box and manuals. They come with a free 30 day return period, as well as a manufacturer warranty, and every time a holiday rolls around, they have some sort of coupon code reducing the price further (Extra 15%-20% off). These sales are the best ways to get gear cause there is no risk.
My experience with Olympus reconditioned cameras and lenses are that they are like new condition, without the box and manuals. They come with a free 30 day return period, as well as a manufacturer warranty, and every time a holiday rolls around, they have some sort of coupon code reducing the price further (Extra 15%-20% off). These sales are the best ways to get gear cause there is no risk.
CCopp
0
Sep 20, 2017
Any thoughts on why my E-PL5 doesn't recognize the lens? Took off the 17 mm prime, put on the new lens and don't see anything.
CCopp
0
Jan 25, 2018
yes, ish. The contacts can be finicky. i can get it to recognize now, but occasionally it takes more effort than it should to line everything up. The ergonomics of the lens and body together are a little awkward - it’s front heavy. i got an old omd-10 body from a buddy and have found it much easier to use.
Audiopro
167
Mar 21, 2018
CCoppMake sure the lens is well seated in the mount. If other micro4/3 lenses work with your E-PL5 camera you may have a defective lens.
surr3a1
17
Aug 29, 2017
This lens is 100$ on eBay, Why for the love of God will you pay 380? What is wrong with you ppl?
surr3a1
17
Oct 6, 2017
Hmm,
I believe that you are right man, I was referring to the other one. My bad!
Audiopro
167
Mar 21, 2018
surr3a1Actually this lens is normally $599 on the Olympus site so $399 is a pretty good price. $100 seems like an opening bid to me so I'd check the Ebay ad more carefully. They are presently on sale at $499 through Olympus and legit dealers so you're still ahead with this offering. Now the kit lens 40-150mm is sold rather cheaply but that's "40- 150mm" not "14-150mm" this is an easy mistake to make.
Buyr
7
Aug 23, 2017
This is truly a wonderful lens. While I own the same range across two Pro lenses I can't help but reach for this for casual personal shooting. One lens, everyday carry. Leave the bag at home!
Aphoid
60
Mar 30, 2017
Great travel lens if you have a m4/3 body with in-body IS. I use one on my E-M1 on trips/hikes when I'm not worried low light imagery. Much more convenient than swapping between the 12-40 and 40-150 in the field.
DocZZZ
233
Mar 24, 2017
anyone used this one and the panasonic 14-140 3.5? I've seen some reviews saying that one is much sharper.
Scooba
11
Mar 27, 2017
DocZZZThere are some threads on that topic at DPReview. Here's one: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4090573.
When reading any comparisons, make sure that they're talking about the Oly 14-150 Mark II, which I've heard has better IQ than the Mark I.
I have the Olympus 14-150 Mark II and I've been happy with it, but the choice is likely to come down to which camera body one plans to use. The Pansonic lens has image stabilization, but lacks weather-sealing. The Oly is weather-sealed, but lacks stabilization. I opted for the Oly lens because I was using a camera (E-M5 Mark I) that had image stabilization and weather-sealing (and got a good price on it). If someone has a Panasonic body with no IS and no weather sealing, then the Panasonic lens would probably be a better choice. If your camera body has built-in IS but no weather-sealing (e.g. Oly E-PL7), then, yes, it's more about image quality (which seems to be about equal from what I've read), and perhaps focus speed/accuracy, shutter shock, etc.
When reading any comparisons, make sure that they're talking about the Oly 14-150 Mark II, which I've heard has better IQ than the Mark I.
I have the Olympus 14-150 Mark II and I've been happy with it, but the choice is likely to come down to which camera body one plans to use. The Pansonic lens has image stabilization, but lacks weather-sealing. The Oly is weather-sealed, but lacks stabilization. I opted for the Oly lens because I was using a camera (E-M5 Mark I) that had image stabilization and weather-sealing (and got a good price on it). If someone has a Panasonic body with no IS and no weather sealing, then the Panasonic lens would probably be a better choice. If your camera body has built-in IS but no weather-sealing (e.g. Oly E-PL7), then, yes, it's more about image quality (which seems to be about equal from what I've read), and perhaps focus speed/accuracy, shutter shock, etc.
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