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| This Olympus camera lens for Four Thirds is a 12 mm-60 mm f/2.8-4.0 lens with fast autofocus, making it a performance-grade choice and ideal for a variety of journalistic applications. With a weight of 20.28 oz (575 g), this sturdy, high-quality Olympus Zuiko digital lens handily blocks out moisture and dust. Equipped with an internal focus, the filter thread is free from rotation, for ease of use. The 12 mm-60 mm f/2.8-4.0 lens, with its smooth zoom, enables quick focus, clear close-ups, and expert turnaround. Furthermore, the manual focus ring makes the Olympus camera lens for Four Thirds amenable to minute adjustments. This Olympus Zuiko digital lens touts an autofocus that is both fast and silent, and that focuses at a distance of 9.84 inches, making it useful for close-ups at the 60 mm focal length. With unparalleled sharpness, both near the center and along the edges, this Olympus camera lens for Four Thirds is both a must-have for field experts and an accessible choice for novices, as well. | |
| Product Identifiers | |
| Model | Digital |
| MPN | 261014 |
| UPC | 050332160514, 4545350010799 |
| Lens System | |
| Type | Image Stabilization, Macro/Close Up |
| Focus Type | Auto & Manual |
| Focal Length | Zoom |
| Focal Length (mm) | 12-60mm |
| Aperture | F/2.8-4.0 |
| Min Aperture | 22 |
| Compatibility | |
| Compatible Brand | Four Thirds |
| Mount | Four Thirds, Olympus |
| Dimensions | |
| Diameter | 3.1 inch |
| Weight | 20.46 oz |
Average review score based on 15 user reviews
of customers recommend this product
I have in my arsenal Panasonic DMC-L10 with KIT lens Leica 14-50 mm f/3.8-5.6. The lens is good and the design and color. But the luminosity is weak.
For a long time and a lot of reading reviews, articles and forums, I purchased a wide angle lens OZ 11-22 f/2.8, but considering the possibility of OZ 12-60 mm, made a firm decision that this lens is more versatile, and he was right.
All that people indicate their review that's right 95%, and the rest is a personal subjective opinion.
The lens is really heavy, but its design and excellent image quality, the only drawback of this overlap, and even the cost of $ 600. Although the heavy weight I think you should not be considered a disadvantage, but on the contrary, even a plus, since it confirms the high quality of the goods.
In fact, it really justifies the label "Made in Japan".
The lens is well and accurately done, excellent image quality in low light, portrait, landscape, architecture.
And about its auto-focus can be a long time to write, but it's better to try to live. Really a very fast, accurate and quiet. Fully justifies your money.
As already a lot of user commented, this is a great upgrade from the already good kit lenses for the E-series of Oly. I use it with my E510 and eventhought not at its max as focus speed, this lens is incredibly fast and accurate, besides a comprensible and acceptable barrel effect at wide opening, this lens as pretty much no downsides. I believe only Olympus, beside the well renown Leica lenses, can produce such good glass. Summarizing all the pros and cons the price has to be considered adequate to the quality.
This is a fantastic all around lens. Fast and sharp. Great quality
There is really no need to review this anymore as the best sites - DPreview.com
and Wrotniak.net - done it already. Make sure you read those.
The following is just MHO.
If you want a quality glass for travel this is the one. It offers nice wide and moderate tele capabilities, not to mention the macro shots this glass produces.
If you already have the 14-54mm it's not that huge difference however it's big step up from the kit lens - which considering it's size, weight, is pretty good itself especially for light travel.
I was debating between the 11-22mm or the 12-60mm. For about the same price this is much more lens plus the SWD. With the 9-18mm and the 70-300mm it will be a nice set.
I say don't worry, buy it, if you don't like it you can always sell it.
Decided to buy as an upgrade to my 14-42mm kit lens. Definitely an upgrade--better low light performance, sharpness, range, etc. Be aware that this lens doesn't currently support CDAF in live view on Olympus DSLRs. Didn't realize this and may have bought the 14-54mm II instead. I am happy with this lens and will give up the CDAF for the quicker and silent SWD focusing.
I use the olympus camera and happy with zuiko digital lens, this 12-60mm. is very very fast focus system also quiet than my old 14-54mm.