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Olympus 50mm f/2.0 Telephoto Macro ED Lens for E1, E300 & E500 Digital SLR Cameras from: Olympus  List Price: $599.95 Your Price: $399.88 You Save: $200.07 (33%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 months
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Binding: ElectronicsBrand: Olympus EAN: 0050332140660 Label: Olympus Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: Olympus Maximum Focal Length: 50 millimeters Minimum Focal Length: 50 millimeters Model: 261003 Publisher: Olympus Studio: Olympus MPN: 261003 Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: The OLYMPUS Zuiko Digital interchangeable lenses have been developed specifically for digital SLR use, with professional grade specifications to ensure optimum performance. As dedicated digital camera lenses, they ensure that light strikes the image sensor at a near-perpendicular angle, eliminating image degradation and light loss that can occur at the periphery of the image area, or when shooting with wide angle lenses. They also support high speed, high precision focus, and offer superb zoom and focus response. Amazon.com Product Description: One of the brightest Zuiko digital lenses is the Olympus 50mm f/2.0 medium telephoto macro lens. Offering an equivalent to 100mm on a 35mm camera, the lens boasts a maximum magnification ratio of 0.52x along with a minimum focusing distance of 9.45 inches, letting you get nice and close to your subject. The extra-low-dispersion (ED) glass element, meanwhile, reduces chromatic aberrations to deliver superior image quality with high resolution and good contrast. Add an EX-25 extension tube and you can focus to approximately 1x, equivalent to 2x on a 35mm camera. All Olympus lenses carry a one-year warranty. Specifications
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 Rating: - LOVE THIS LENS!!!I am a real estate photographer and was considering getting into portraits. After reading all the great reviews decided to go for it. I am so glad I did. My first shoot was a complete success. The agent loved 12 out of 48 photos -- which is a great percentage based on her prior experience where the photographer took 150 photos and she only liked 2! I love the blurred background effect. This lens gets my highest recommendation. Rating: - Best Macro lens out thereI was amazed by the clarity of my macro as well as the protraits. Later I learned that this can very well be used for protraits and expect a great result. The photos which I took with this (almost 2000 or more) are amazingly high quality. DOF pictures came out to be the best with this lens. Rating: - I had no idea what I was getting myself intoThe E-520 was my first dSLR (10 days ago) and the 50 mm f/2.0 was the first lens I put on it. Having just migrated, or upgraded, from a "bridge" camera (Panasonic FZ18), the whole setup just blew me away. I never thought I would like macro shooting as much as I am liking it (I was always a "zoom" person): I can actually see things through this lens, and on the computer afterwards, that I'd never noticed before. All the images were sharp as a tack, with wonderful contrast and color and a wealth of ... Read More Rating:  - Fantastic image qualityWow, what can I say? The image quality of this lens is stunning. I've never taken such great photos. Only con is that the autofocus is a bit slower than I would like so some of my kid photo's don't come into sharp focus - but this means that I'll have to do some F-stop/Aperture changes myself. Bokeh is incredible. Rating: - Five star product, but, (and it's a big but)...I actually decided not to buy this, and bought the 35mm version instead. It's still an Olympus, it does great macro, it costs less than half what this one costs, and it's actually more usable as a stand-by 35mm, (70mm in old speak) lens, it's not too tele-photo, whereas this lens comes out at 100mm in old speak, and it is definitely a tele-photo lens and would not be much good as a stand-by. Now this lens has a better luminosity, f2 against f3.5, than its cheaper brother, so it'll work ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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