Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-150mm F4.0-5.6 II Lens

Why You'll Love It

A weather-sealed superzoom for Micro Four Thirds cameras, covering everything from wide group shots to distant details in a single lens - built for the kind of shoot where swapping lenses isn't an option.

Perfect for: a weekend trip out of town where there's no time - or room in the bag - to swap glass. Wide enough at 14mm to capture the whole view from a lookout point or a packed jeepney window, long enough at 150mm to pull in a distant detail without walking over, and weather-sealed enough not to worry about it through unpredictable weather on the road.

Weather-Sealed Construction. Sealed against dust and splashes, so it can keep shooting through the kind of outdoor conditions - sudden rain, dusty streets, humid market stalls - that would put an unsealed lens at risk.

28-300mm-Equivalent Zoom Range. A single lens covers wide-angle group shots all the way to distant telephoto detail, cutting out the need to carry or swap multiple lenses during a single event.

Compact for Its Range. At 285g and no bigger than a small drinking glass when retracted, it delivers a genuinely long zoom range without turning into a lens that's a chore to carry all day.

ZERO Coating for Flare Resistance. Olympus's Zuiko Extra-low Reflection Optical coating cuts down on ghosting and flare in backlit shots - useful shooting toward bright windows or straight into open sky.

Fast, Near-Silent MSC Autofocus. A Movie & Stills Compatible autofocus system keeps focus quick for stills and quiet enough not to get picked up by a camera's built-in mic during video.

0.22x Close-Focusing Magnification. Focuses down to 0.5m even at the long end of the zoom, enough for genuinely useful close-up detail shots without a dedicated macro lens.

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Weather-Sealed Construction
28-300mm-Equivalent Zoom Range
Compact for Its Range
ZERO Coating for Flare Resistance
Fast, Near-Silent MSC Autofocus
0.22x Close-Focusing Magnification

Mount	Micro Four Thirds
Focal Length	14-150mm (28-300mm equivalent)
Maximum Aperture	f/4.0-5.6
Lens Construction	15 elements in 11 groups
Minimum Focus Distance	0.5m
Filter Size	58mm
Weight	285g

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Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-150mm F4.0-5.6 II Lens

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