M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro IS PRO tele-macro lens, Micro Four Thirds water-resistant lens, compatible with Olympus, OM SYSTEM and Panasonic MFT cameras, capable of ultra-macro magnification

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If you’re not close enough with the S Macro setting, the lens will attempt to focus (and fail), while if you’re too close with the 0. Also I would hope that the IS system in the lens works on Panasonic bodies (like the Olympus 12-100/4. I think that OMDS pipers are worth their payment and Olympus tragics cannot forever keep harping on about good things now released that were already fully fleshed out in the Olympus pipeline before the sale. Your tactics are indeed insincere and annoying in this regard and rather hypocritical seeing as your own subjective view is plain for anyone to see here.

Second, although the lens is quick to focus on distant subjects, it’s slower than most macro lenses at close-focusing distances. This lens is sooo versatile, with more than Super Macro to telephoto (180mm 35mm equivalent or 252mm with the MC14 teleconverter, or 360mm with the MC20 teleconverter)” so many subjects to use it on.With 7 diaphragm blades for creating out of focus “bokeh”, there are 18 lens elements in 13 groups, including four ED (Extra-low Dispersion elements). The ring itself is fairly loose, but it provides just enough resistance to make precise manual focusing easy. It balances quite well with those larger Micro Four Thirds bodies, such as the Olympus OM-1 we have been using it with for the purposes of this review. If the 5MP image contains all the detail that is resolvable than it doesn't matter if you throw 20MP at it.