M.Zuiko ED 40-150mm f2.8 PRO at a Glance
The M.ZUIKO 40-150mm f2.8 PRO (80 - 300mm 35mm equivalent) is a compact, full-featured zoom that sports premium metal construction and professional-quality lens elements. It’s light in weight (1.67 lb) and fully sealed for weather protection, delivers super-sharp edge-to-edge image quality, and boasts the world’s first Dual VCM autofocus mechanism. An excellent complement to your fast primes and the 12-40mm f2.8 PRO.
F2.8
Maximum Aperture
80-300mm
35MM Equivalent Focal Length
0.42x
35mm Equivalent Max. Image Magnification
Optics
High Performance
M.Zuiko PRO lenses are built for the highest level of performance, incorporating fast apertures and weathersealed construction.
Dual VCM
Smooth, rapid autofocus is a crucial factor in image quality. The 40-150mm f2.8 PRO’s innovative, industry-first Dual VCM (voice coil motor) AF delivers.
Pro Build Quality
We know that serious shooters need the highest quality equipment, so we built the 40-150mm f2.8 PRO zoom accordingly. The premium metal lens body incorporates 16 elements in 10 groups.
Weatherproof
Sometimes the harshest conditions produce the most dramatic photo opportunities.
Dual VCM
Smooth, rapid autofocus is a crucial factor in image quality. The 40-150mm f2.8 PRO’s innovative, industry-first Dual VCM (voice coil motor) AF delivers. Separating the focusing mechanism into two lens groups controlled by individual linear drive motors makes AF performance extremely fast and, with no gears involved, nearly friction-free and incredibly quiet.
Pro Build Quality
We know that serious shooters need the highest quality equipment, so we built the 40-150mm f2.8 PRO zoom accordingly. The premium metal lens body incorporates 16 elements in 10 groups, including Olympus ZERO-coated HD, ED, EDA and – for the first time in an M.ZUIKO lens – Super EDA glass for significantly reduced chromatic aberration, ghosting and flares. And its fixed f2.8 aperture is bright enough to capture sharp images across the entire zoom range.
Weatherproof
Sometimes the harshest conditions produce the most dramatic photo opportunities. With 11 separate seals to keep out moisture and dust, the 40-150mm f2.8 PRO is ready to take on the elements. You don’t have to baby this baby!
Powerfully Portable
At less than two pounds and a constant 6.2-inch length (lens movement is internal), the 40-150mm f2.8 PRO combines with OM-D or PEN camera bodies to create a very stable shooting platform. The 40-150mm f2.8 PRO also makes it simple to shoot your way. Adjust settings on the fly with the programmable L-Fn function button - located right on the lens barrel for easy access. Or switch instantly between auto and manual focus with the Manual Focus Clutch mechanism.
Enhance Your Zoom
A 1.4x teleconverter is available for the 40-150mm f2.8 PRO that extends its focal length to a whopping 210mm (35mm equivalent of 420mm) for those really long shots. You can also get a ZUIKO protective filter that features Olympus’ renowned ZERO coating technology.
No Detail Spared
The bundled lens hood has been marvelously designed to collapse back onto the lens for easy storage. When extended, the locking mechanism will fully support the weight of the lens and camera body. And to keep your investment safe, the bundled lens pouch will help protect against dings and scratches.
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Tech specs
Because the Details Matter
| 35mm Equivalent | 80-300mm |
|---|---|
| Angle of View | 30° (wide) - 8.2° (tele) |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2.8 |
| Filter Maximum Aperture | 2.800000 |
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