Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F4.0-5.6 R Lens

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An affordable telephoto zoom for Micro Four Thirds cameras, built for photographers who want to reach across a court or field without the size, weight, or price tag of a pro-grade lens.

Imagine this: the sidelines of a barangay three-on-three game, well back from the actual court - this is the lens that closes that distance, pulling in a tight shot of the actual play instead of a wide shot of the whole crowd.

80-300mm-Equivalent Telephoto Reach. Micro Four Thirds' 2x crop factor turns this 40-150mm zoom into an 80-300mm field of view, enough reach to pull in distant action from the sideline or bleachers.

Fast, Near-Silent MSC Autofocus. A Movie & Stills Compatible autofocus system keeps focus quick and quiet, tuned specifically to track moving subjects without the hunting or noise of an older autofocus motor.

Exceptionally Light for Its Reach. At just 190g, it barely changes how a small Micro Four Thirds body handles - most telephoto zooms this long weigh two or three times as much.

Non-Rotating Filter Thread. The front element doesn't rotate while focusing, so a polarizing filter can be dialed in once and stays correctly aligned as the lens autofocuses.

0.16x Close-Focusing Magnification. Focuses down to 0.9m even at the long end of the zoom, enough for genuinely useful close-up detail shots without switching to a dedicated macro lens.

7-Blade Circular Diaphragm. Seven rounded aperture blades keep out-of-focus backgrounds soft and circular, helping isolate a subject even without a particularly wide aperture.

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80-300mm-Equivalent Telephoto Reach
Fast, Near-Silent MSC Autofocus
Exceptionally Light for Its Reach
Non-Rotating Filter Thread
0.16x Close-Focusing Magnification
7-Blade Circular Diaphragm

Mount	Micro Four Thirds
Focal Length	40-150mm (80-300mm equivalent)
Maximum Aperture	f/4.0-5.6
Lens Construction	13 elements in 10 groups
Minimum Focus Distance	0.9m
Filter Size	58mm
Weight	190g

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Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F4.0-5.6 R Lens

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