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Olympus 40-150mm
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2 Reviews For Olympus 40-150mm

  • Coastyboy 28th Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Good Points: The Glass.


    Bad Points: None for my needs.


    General comments: Olympus 40-150mm is a lens I've come back to after 15 years. In between digital cameras came along. Have to use them for work but have recently re-purchased an OM1n and OM2.

    Re-discovering the joys of intelligent, no hassle photography.
    Plastic digi-cameras, even my recent Olys (brand loyalty) wreck the whole experience of evaluating what's in the viewfinder. Pre and post production has overtaken things. I recently bought a book of Time-Life's greatest pictures. Guess what? The subject and our interaction is everything.

    By the way, I'm not 117 years old but a youthful 45 year old going FORWARD to how he used to take photographs.

    ITHANYEUWWW


  • drbobsolomon Rank: Lance Corporal 3rd Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Once I had to use the 150mm setting indoors, hand held, at an unexpectedly candle-lit supper (I know: Prior Planning Prevents P-Poor Performance) -- and, to my amazement, most photos were v. good for 5x7 in. prints and full screen PowerPoint Slide Show. The Olympus 40-150mm is a fine outdoorsy lens -- still hard to keep steady. Teamed with Oly's 14-42 or the more expensive base lenses, it makes a rich set of focal lengths. Couple it with the Zuiko Macro 35 or 50, and you get a versatile portrai ...