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Olympus 7-14mm f2.8 ED M.Zuiko PRO Lens

Our Price: £1,099.00

Olympus 7-14mm f2.8 ED M.Zuiko PRO Lens

Product Code: V313020BW000

Our Price:

£1,099.00

RRP: £1,249.99

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  • Lightweight, Compact and Weatherproof
  • Ideal for Architecture, Landscape and Sport
  • 14 Lens Elements in 11 Groups
  • Manual Focus Clutch
  • L-Fn Button to Switch Shooting Styles
  • Micro Four Thirds Fitting

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Monday to Saturday 10am - 6pm

Harrison Cameras, 112-114 London Road, Sheffield, S2 4LR

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Product Description

Olympus 7-14mm f2.8 ED M.Zuiko PRO Lens 


Olympus 7-14mm f2.8 ED M.Zuiko PRO Lens is the first wide-angle Micros Four Thirds lens in the M.ZUIKO PRO series. Take advantage of its compact, lightweight and weatherproof design that gives you more comfortable hand-held control, even at night. With its expertly designed optical construction you can achieve sharpness and smooth background bokeh.  

Capture the stunning night sky and reap the benefits of Olympus’s optical construction. They have ensured that brightness is maintained to the edges of the image and light points are captured as actual points so you can achieve better sharpness. 

Competitor SLR Lens of Similar Specifications:

Focal length: 14mm f/4.0 comatic and chromatic aberration is apparent.

Olympus 7-14mm f2.8 ED M.Zuiko PRO Lens:

Focal length: 14mm (35mm equivelent) f/4.0 light points are beautifully captured.

Minimum 20cm Shooting Distance

Find a new perspective with the Olympus 7-14mm lens. With a minimum shooting distance of just 20cm, you can truly capture those finer details. Images stay uniform throughout the zoom range with impressive sharpness and high-resolution so you can create those dramatic shots. Along with the freedom of being hand-held, this lens lets you capture the perfect shot wherever it may be.<

Manual Focus Mechanism and L-Fn Button

The Olympus 7-14mm lens is equipped with a manual focus mechanism so you can switch between autofocus and manual quickly so you can fine tune the details. The lens also features a function (L-Fn) button that is located conveniently on the lens barrel so you can change settings as you’re shooting.

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Impressive Optical Construction

The expertly constructed optical design features a combination of powerful lens elements with includes 3 Super ED (Extra-low Dispersion) lenses, 1 ED lens and 2 EDA lens. Collectively, the clever placement and technology of these lenses help to reduce chromatic aberration around the edge of the image. A DSA lens element is also included to eliminate sagittal comatic aberration so the image maintains its sharpness. On the lenses, Olympus have covered them in ZERO (ZUIKO Extra-low Reflection Optical) coating to minimise ghosting and flare.

Protected Against The Elements

The Olympus 7-14mm lens is ready for any kind of weather. The construction features hermetic sealing in 11 different locations that protects the lens against any dust and water droplets. It is also freezeproof so performance will stay consistent even in colder locations. Weighing just 534g, this is a compact lens in a lightweight body that is perfect for travelling around with.

Product Specification

Focal Length

Wide: 7mm / Tele: 14mm

 
Max Aperture

2.8

 
Minimum Aperture

22

 
Minimum Focus Distance

0.2m

 
Angle of View

114-75 degrees

 
Sensor Format

Micro Four Thirds

 
Lens Mount

Micro Four Thirds

 
Lens Elements

14

 
Lens Groups

11

 
Aperture Blades

7

 
Focus Mechanism

High-speed Imager AF (MSC)

 
Dimensions

78.9 x 105.8mm

 
Weight

534g

 
Included Accessories

LC-79 Lens Cap, LR-2 Rear Lens Cap, LSC-0914 Lens Case, Instruction Manual, Warranty Card

 

 

Customer Reviews

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RichardN

The image quality of this lens is fantastic. From my first shoot I can't see any Chromatic Aberration. Focussing is fast, smooth and silent.
I also really like the built in lens hood. The previous reviewer seemed to think that a slightly longer lens hood would solve his problems of flare. I think the Olympus engineers will have spent a lot of time designing the hood to be optimum for lens so it can't be improved.
You're obviously going to get flare if you're in bright conditions but if you can't avoid the sun I found that shading the lens with my left hand just out of shot I could get rid of the flare altogether. This means waving your arm about a bit, and people might begin looking at you, but that's a small price to pay.
If you buy this lens you'll find yourself wanting to use it more and more. I don't have any regrets at all in buying this lens, and fully expect it to last for many years. Overall, it's a tremendous performer and well worth the investment.

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MaggieSt

This lens is super-fun. Image quality is outstanding (on the EM1 MkII) and I've enjoyed the challenge of learning to see and shoot landscapes in which you need to get right up close to the 'foreground interest'. There is some distortion, but in the best way! It gets four stars instead of 5 for two reasons. 1. In certain situations, when it is sunny, it suffers from very visible flare. This is easily fixed by shooting at 8mm instead of 7mm, but still, a very slightly longer (fixed) lens hood would have solved it; 2. because of the design of the lens and the fixed lens hood (which I'd guess is all about vignetting - avoidance of) there is no filter thread on the front. This means that even a polariser is out of the question.

But - overall - did I think it was a waste of money - No! Do I love it - Yes!