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Zuiko versus M.Zuiko lensesZuiko versus M.Zuiko lenses
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Olympus lists Zuiko lenses as Super High Grade, High Grade and Standard lenses while the M.Zuiko lenses are not differentiated in this manner. Are the M.Zuiko lenses Super High Grade, High Grade or Standard
Related messages Hi all, been off the radar for a bit (again). Anyway, I've just bought a nine quid Zuiko to Canon lens converter and conducted an interesting trial - my Canon 1.4 50mm prime, versus a thirty odd year old Zuiko 50mm 1.8 lens from my OM1n; I used my 6D body. It's manual focus only, but I'm pre...
Does anybody know or is somewhere in specs clearly written if the Olympus MSC m.zuiko lenses are Parfocal.-- hide signature --www.spiridakis.gr
Whats the actual difference between the two lenses ?-- hide signature --Experience is not what happens to a man. It is what a man does with what happens to him.
Lured by firmware 4.0 and a cash back deal, I have bought the m.Zuiko 60 mm macro.So I have compared it with my old OM Zuiko macro lenses. Yup, the m.Zuiko beats the 40+ year old designs, but the golden oldies keep up quit well! On the otherhand, the m.Zuiko can compete with three different lens...
I have the classic OM Zuiko macro stuff: 50/3.5, 80/4, 135/4.5, tubes, slide copier, etc.They work fine, except for the slide copier due to the crop factor.So I never bothered about buying the Zuiko Digital macro lenses (60/2.8 or 50/2).But now with the new 4.0 firmware (focus stacking / brack...
or if not, which is better? (I would only be using the Zuiko lens with an adapter onto m43, if that makes any difference.)
The latest version of Capture One 7 (7.1.3) now contains profiles for many of the Olympus m Zuiko lenses. Andrew
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