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Brand | Olympus |
Focal Length Description | Super Telephoto Zoom 100 - 400mm |
Lens Type | Telephoto |
Compatible Mountings | Micro Four Thirds |
Camera Lens Description | 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS Lens |
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- Compact, lightweight zoom lens for shooting in the 200-800mm 35mm equivalent telephoto range
- Worry-free Dust and Splashproof Construction
- In-Lens Image Stabilization with 3 EV Steps At 800mm 35mm equivalent
- Minimum Shooting Distance 1.3m
- Compatible with MC-14 x1.4 teleconverter, MC-20 x2.0 teleconverter
- Image stabilization: Optical
- Optical zoom: 4.0 multiplier_x
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Image stabilization | 5.0 | — | 4.8 | — | 4.7 | — |
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lens type | Telephoto | Telephoto | Wide Angle | Standard | Telephoto | Telephoto |
compatible mountings | Micro Four Thirds | Micro Four Thirds | Micro Four Thirds | Micro Four Thirds | Micro Four Thirds | Micro Four Thirds |
lens design | Zoom | Zoom | Zoom | Zoom | Zoom | Zoom |
focus type | Auto/Manual, Auto/Manual | Auto Focus | — | Automatic Only, Manual Only | Automatic Only, Manual Only | Auto Focus |
minimum focal length | 100 millimeters | 40 millimeters | 8 millimeters | 12 millimeters | 40 millimeters | 1200 millimeters |
max focal length | 400 millimeters | 150 millimeters | — | — | — | 300 millimeters |
fixed focal length | 35 millimeters | 35 millimeters | 25 millimeters | 51471 millimeters | 150 millimeters | 150600 millimeters |
model name | M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS Lens | M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F2.8 PRO Lens | m.zuiko | m.zuiko | m.zuiko | M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-600mm F5.0-6.3 IS |
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Product Dimensions | 8.1 x 3.4 x 3.4 inches |
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Item Weight | 2.92 pounds |
ASIN | B089YY76YK |
Item model number | V315070BU000 |
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Best Sellers Rank | #206 in SLR Camera Lenses |
Date First Available | August 4, 2020 |
Manufacturer | Olympus |
Country of Origin | Japan |
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Compact, lightweight zoom lens for shooting in the 200-800mm 35mm equivalent telephoto range.
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Customers like the quality, weight, autofocus and image stabilization of the camera lens. They mention that it's well made, sturdy and produces excellent images with excellent sharpness. They appreciate the continuous autofocus that is right on target.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the lens. They mention that it is an outstanding, well-made, and sturdy lens. Some say that it focuses fast and is reliable. Overall, most are happy with the product's quality and recommend it for birding.
"...The build quality of the Olympus feels great, and of course the all metal construction of the Panasonic lens does, too...." Read more
"This is not an Olympus PRO lens but the build quality is very good...." Read more
"...sharp and clean when there is enough light, focuses fast and reliably, well made and sturdy...." Read more
"This is a great lens. At first you’re going to think the image is soft. Be sure your cameras firmware is up to date to compensate for this new lens...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the image quality of the lens. They mention that it has excellent sharpness and is very close to a pro lens in image quality and stability. Some say that the lens is beautiful and looks better than the 300 mm lens.
"...length better fill the sensor than the 300 mm lens, but it looked so much better...." Read more
"...Even at this higher ISO, though, I am very pleased with the quality of the images I am getting from the combination of this lens and my Olympus OM-..." Read more
"Not too heavy or large for telephoto range, great for bird photography, sharp and clean when there is enough light, focuses fast and reliably, well..." Read more
"...and this lens, mounted on a gimbal, gives me amazing reach and sharp images when I do my part...." Read more
Customers find the weight of the camera lens to be light enough that a free finger can easily focus on the bird.
"...The Olympus focus ring is light enough that a free finger can easily focus on the bird among the leaves without shaking the camera, unlike the..." Read more
"Not too heavy or large for telephoto range, great for bird photography, sharp and clean when there is enough light, focuses fast and reliably, well..." Read more
"...someone wanting to get into wildlife photography, weatherproof, not super heavy, and great image quality." Read more
"...which is a lot more but this is perfect to fit in a camera bag it's not heavy but yeah you can get some close up shots that are incredible" Read more
Customers are satisfied with the autofocus of the camera lens. They mention that it focuses fast and reliably, and the continuous autofocus was right on target.
"...for bird photography, sharp and clean when there is enough light, focuses fast and reliably, well made and sturdy...." Read more
"I used this lens for bird photography. Highly portable, very fast autofocus, excellent image stabilization (I don’t need tripod)...." Read more
"...The continuous autofocus was right on target, very pleased with that...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the image stabilization of the camera lenses. They mention that it has excellent image stabilisation, so they don't need a tripod.
"...Another surprise: the image stabilization works well...." Read more
"...Highly portable, very fast autofocus, excellent image stabilization (I don’t need tripod)...." Read more
"Incredible Lens-Image Stabilization Coupled with in Camera 5 axis stabilization is amazing..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the zoom of the camera lens. They mention that it has a superior telephoto zoom, and it gives amazing reach and sharp images.
"...taken up bird photography and this lens, mounted on a gimbal, gives me amazing reach and sharp images when I do my part...." Read more
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An undeniable advantage of the Panasonic lens is the size and weight, but it's not as much as specifications initially show. Sure, it's lighter, and that doesn't change, but its length does. The Panasonic is shorter than the Olympus when it is retracted and extended, but it is shorter by 1.5" retracted, and only a little over a half inch when extended. In other words, when at full zoom, the Panasonic is almost the same length as the Olympus. This is an aspect of the size that needs to be considered, though there is no doubt that retracted it more easily fits into a bag. The zoom length may also be related to the oft reported stiffness of the Panasonic zoom ring. The Olympus extends about 2 3/8", while the Panasonic extends about 2 7/8". That greater extension while zooming the Panasonic may account for the greater effort to twist its zoom ring compared to the Olympus. The handle is easily removed from the Olympus by loosening the finger screw and rotating the handle until it can slide off. This makes the lens feel much smaller, but it should still be held firmly with your hand, and not be support only by the camera's lens mount.
length retracted; length extended; lens extension
Panasonic 6 5/8", 17 cm; 9 5/8", 24.5 cm; 3", 7.5 cm
Olympus 8", 20.5 cm; 10 3/8", 26.5 cm; 2 3/8", 6 cm
I also found the Olympus focus ring to be easier to turn. This may seem trivial, but these large lenses require extra support, so it can be awkward to have a firm hold on the lens with a light touch on the focus ring. The Olympus focus ring is light enough that a free finger can easily focus on the bird among the leaves without shaking the camera, unlike the Panasonic which requires greater effort.
The build quality of the Olympus feels great, and of course the all metal construction of the Panasonic lens does, too. I have read a few complaints about the durability of the Panasonic lens, but the one I tried was used, graded as "acceptable", and well worn, but still seemed to work as designed without any noticeable degradation to the lens mount or focus speed. Based on my short experience with the Panasonic, testing a copy that appears to have been used for a few years, I wouldn't hesitate to buy one if it were my choice.
Several people with Panasonic cameras have also commented on the tightness of the lens mount. Yes, the Panasonic 100-400 feels a little more snug on the G9 than the Olympus 100-400, but I have other Panasonic lenses that are looser than this Olympus, and my tightest mounting lens is an Olympus 60 mm, so in my experience one brand isn't clearly better in this regard. The copy of the 1.4 teleconverter I have fits tighter to the camera than the Olympus lens does, so lens fit is even less of an issue, but for me it isn't an issue at all, either way. I was attentive to this when trying out the lens, and did notice some very (very) light clunking, but found most often it was related to the extended part of the zoom making a slight movement as I walked. The end of the Panasonic lens, though its extension is longer as previously noted, feels a little tighter in this regard.
I thought when I tried these lenses that they would feel absolutely huge, but after acquiring the Panasonic 10-25, which was larger than all of my other lenses, and so good that it rarely leaves my camera, I didn't find them to be ridiculously large, at least when retracted. Fully zoomed, yes, they start to look pretty big, and all of these lenses, including the aforementioned 10-25, may make you wonder why you are using a micro four thirds camera (of course, you know that full frame lenses with comparable zoom would weigh even more). The Panasonic does come closer to the size that you might think a super zoom would be on a micro four thirds, and might tempt you into thinking it's a lens attached to your camera, but with the Olympus there is not doubt, it's a camera attached to your lens.
This review should have been posted nearly a year ago, and now that I am finally getting around to it, I see there is a newer version of the Panasonic 100-400, which of course brings on another bout of "did I get the right lens?" With my initial investigation, I think I still would have bought the Olympus. The new Panasonic is shorter than the first generation when extended, which of course provides a size advantage, and also may address the zoom ring stiffness as I described above. A huge benefit of the 2nd generation is the ability to use teleconverters, but on the video I saw, the zoom range is limited with the teleconverters attached to prevent the lens elements from bumping into the teleconverter! This means the new Panasonic lens is not fully compatible with the teleconverters, and uses a switch to limit range to avoid mechanical interference. The Olympus can be fully zoomed in and out with the teleconverter. I like to leave the teleconverter on, and certainly wouldn't want to remove my lens to remove the teleconverter if the subject was filling the frame too much and I couldn't move. So, based on a couple of press releases, I still choose the Olympus.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
An undeniable advantage of the Panasonic lens is the size and weight, but it's not as much as specifications initially show. Sure, it's lighter, and that doesn't change, but its length does. The Panasonic is shorter than the Olympus when it is retracted and extended, but it is shorter by 1.5" retracted, and only a little over a half inch when extended. In other words, when at full zoom, the Panasonic is almost the same length as the Olympus. This is an aspect of the size that needs to be considered, though there is no doubt that retracted it more easily fits into a bag. The zoom length may also be related to the oft reported stiffness of the Panasonic zoom ring. The Olympus extends about 2 3/8", while the Panasonic extends about 2 7/8". That greater extension while zooming the Panasonic may account for the greater effort to twist its zoom ring compared to the Olympus. The handle is easily removed from the Olympus by loosening the finger screw and rotating the handle until it can slide off. This makes the lens feel much smaller, but it should still be held firmly with your hand, and not be support only by the camera's lens mount.
length retracted; length extended; lens extension
Panasonic 6 5/8", 17 cm; 9 5/8", 24.5 cm; 3", 7.5 cm
Olympus 8", 20.5 cm; 10 3/8", 26.5 cm; 2 3/8", 6 cm
I also found the Olympus focus ring to be easier to turn. This may seem trivial, but these large lenses require extra support, so it can be awkward to have a firm hold on the lens with a light touch on the focus ring. The Olympus focus ring is light enough that a free finger can easily focus on the bird among the leaves without shaking the camera, unlike the Panasonic which requires greater effort.
The build quality of the Olympus feels great, and of course the all metal construction of the Panasonic lens does, too. I have read a few complaints about the durability of the Panasonic lens, but the one I tried was used, graded as "acceptable", and well worn, but still seemed to work as designed without any noticeable degradation to the lens mount or focus speed. Based on my short experience with the Panasonic, testing a copy that appears to have been used for a few years, I wouldn't hesitate to buy one if it were my choice.
Several people with Panasonic cameras have also commented on the tightness of the lens mount. Yes, the Panasonic 100-400 feels a little more snug on the G9 than the Olympus 100-400, but I have other Panasonic lenses that are looser than this Olympus, and my tightest mounting lens is an Olympus 60 mm, so in my experience one brand isn't clearly better in this regard. The copy of the 1.4 teleconverter I have fits tighter to the camera than the Olympus lens does, so lens fit is even less of an issue, but for me it isn't an issue at all, either way. I was attentive to this when trying out the lens, and did notice some very (very) light clunking, but found most often it was related to the extended part of the zoom making a slight movement as I walked. The end of the Panasonic lens, though its extension is longer as previously noted, feels a little tighter in this regard.
I thought when I tried these lenses that they would feel absolutely huge, but after acquiring the Panasonic 10-25, which was larger than all of my other lenses, and so good that it rarely leaves my camera, I didn't find them to be ridiculously large, at least when retracted. Fully zoomed, yes, they start to look pretty big, and all of these lenses, including the aforementioned 10-25, may make you wonder why you are using a micro four thirds camera (of course, you know that full frame lenses with comparable zoom would weigh even more). The Panasonic does come closer to the size that you might think a super zoom would be on a micro four thirds, and might tempt you into thinking it's a lens attached to your camera, but with the Olympus there is not doubt, it's a camera attached to your lens.
This review should have been posted nearly a year ago, and now that I am finally getting around to it, I see there is a newer version of the Panasonic 100-400, which of course brings on another bout of "did I get the right lens?" With my initial investigation, I think I still would have bought the Olympus. The new Panasonic is shorter than the first generation when extended, which of course provides a size advantage, and also may address the zoom ring stiffness as I described above. A huge benefit of the 2nd generation is the ability to use teleconverters, but on the video I saw, the zoom range is limited with the teleconverters attached to prevent the lens elements from bumping into the teleconverter! This means the new Panasonic lens is not fully compatible with the teleconverters, and uses a switch to limit range to avoid mechanical interference. The Olympus can be fully zoomed in and out with the teleconverter. I like to leave the teleconverter on, and certainly wouldn't want to remove my lens to remove the teleconverter if the subject was filling the frame too much and I couldn't move. So, based on a couple of press releases, I still choose the Olympus.
I would also reinforce how nice this lens is for closeup work with its minimum focusing distance of 1.3m even at 400m.
My only fault with this version is the failure to include the lens hood, which I think is pretty sad at this price point (it wasn't indicated in the listing, so I was aware it might not be included). Some other listings may include the hood, so take that into consideration.
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Second, it is large; much larger than I expected. Please see the attached picture. The other lens is an Olympus 70-300 and it looks miniature.
The picture of the tulip was in evening light and handheld. The detail looks great. The porcupine was taken with it eating in its den and I think the lens handled the low light well. The goat was an outside shot. All shots are handheld.
I would really recommend this lens!
As an addendum, my Manfrotto tripod would not smoothly mount to the lens foot. The Manfrotto plate has a lip that prevents the foot from lying flat. I purchased a Manfrotto Quick Release Plate with 1/4" Screw Quick Setup Kit for $12.50 and the problem is solved. Now the tripod and lens work together perfectly.
Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2022
Second, it is large; much larger than I expected. Please see the attached picture. The other lens is an Olympus 70-300 and it looks miniature.
The picture of the tulip was in evening light and handheld. The detail looks great. The porcupine was taken with it eating in its den and I think the lens handled the low light well. The goat was an outside shot. All shots are handheld.
I would really recommend this lens!
As an addendum, my Manfrotto tripod would not smoothly mount to the lens foot. The Manfrotto plate has a lip that prevents the foot from lying flat. I purchased a Manfrotto Quick Release Plate with 1/4" Screw Quick Setup Kit for $12.50 and the problem is solved. Now the tripod and lens work together perfectly.
Focus is rapid on my OM 5 ok you need good quality light but images are sharp and stunning, it's quite heavy but the lens shoe fits perfectly on my older Manfrotto tripod which I'm very pleased about.
All in all it's a good quality lens so as soon as Amazon dropped the price I got It, not tried with the 1.4 tele yet but looking forward to resuls.
Ho risparmiato circa 100 sul prezzo di listino ufficiale Olympus che non è poco.
Beh poi le caratteristiche dll'obiettivo basta leggere qualche nota tecnica per rimanerne affascinati!