Olympus M. Zuiko Pro Lens For Your Real Estate Photoshoot

Build Quality and Proper Handling

Weather preserved rugged and built just like the tank, this M. Zuiko with 12-40mm has been a damn sturdy premium construction which is all metal lens. This comes within a pleasant pouch and it had that well-styled lens hood which comes on & off simply thanks to the finely situated release buttons.

You can think that a metal construction will make it quite “deep” for the m43, but that is not real and especially when compared to the heavier and bigger Full Frame or the APS-C sensor lens.

  • Dustproof, freezeproof, waterproof
  • Weight is 382g or 0.384 lbs
  • Filter thread is 62mm
  • Angle of view is 84-30 degrees
  • Maximum image magnification is 0.3x (0.6 x 35mm equivalent)
  • With 14 elements in 7 aperture blades and in 9 groups
  • It extended when zooming and its lenses body had 2 refined and smooth rings, one for manual focus ring and for the zoom.
  • The hub ring is the switch similar as with the added M. Zuiko Olympus Pro lenses. When it is pulled down it can set the center to manual if a camera is being set on autofocus.
  • · This has also the function button

Image Quality and Sharpness


This 12-40mm delivered amazing quality, not just for the m43 lens, but when compared to so many other lenses that is available on the market.

This amazing section of engineering an Olympus is sharp across a frame. This also renders amazing shades.    

Bokeh


Although it has that amazing bokeh depicting and topic isolation, to attain that maximum outcome in the images you will need to shoot widely open at f/2.8, and be very near to the maximum focal length and the subject.

When it is about the bokeh, the 40-150mm is preferable to use and also because of the help of its bigger focal length. The 12-40mm does not really lack quality, but it just has different characteristics.

Macro


This Olympus f/2.8 12-40mm is not created in the macro, but it had that amazing close detach shooting capability with a very short small focus distance of around 8 inches or 20cm, which makes it good also for the macro shots.

Autofocus


The Autofocus of the M. Zuiko f/2.8 12-40mm is the lightning fast and it is basically instantaneous. Base on some tests, it takes lesser than one second for an AF to go starting from minimum to perpetuity.

Super fast, it works really well in lower light and it is silent. The brilliant autofocus has been very accurate and based on the many ex full-frames shooter, even faster than the many DSLRs or the mirrorless full-frame competitor.

The L-Fn Button


This L-Fn button is close to the lenses mount that has been the function button, configurable by utilizing the Olympus cameras to assigned useful settings that is not necessarily connected to the lens by itself.

The white balance adjustment, AF-stop or focus peaking. It is situated in the most convenient space on the lens simply reachable with the left thumb.

 

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