A couple of reasons why I like the Olympus System.
My Lens Sets at Flickr photos for each of the New Digital Zuiko Olympus Lenses
Click below for each reason.
My Lens Sets at Flickr photos for each of the New Digital Zuiko Olympus Lenses
Click below for each reason.
1. 7-14mm Lens - Waa Waa wee Wa !
2. 35-100 F2.0 Lens
3. 12-60 F2.8 Lens
4. 8mm Fisheye
5. 50-200 F2.8 Lens - First Version
I really love the 7-14 ZD lens it is sharp and pretty much the widest rectilinear lens for the 4/3 system.
Here is a sample of the kind of image you get from the 7-14mm from around 8 inches close to the ground.
I took this at the Tillman's Ravine Stokes Forest,NJ just below the "Teacup"

Here is a sample of the kind of image you get from the 7-14mm from around 8 inches close to the ground.
I took this at the Tillman's Ravine Stokes Forest,NJ just below the "Teacup"

I rented this lens for the upcoming 2008 Macy's NYC Thanksgiving Day Parade. I need this lens, it is the first lens to my knowledge that is F2.0 thru the whole zoom range.
I must start selling lens that I don't use. Here's a link to other 35-100 shots on my FLickr Site
Here is a pick from Argyle Lake in Babylon,NY

I must start selling lens that I don't use. Here's a link to other 35-100 shots on my FLickr Site
Here is a pick from Argyle Lake in Babylon,NY

When the E-3 came out in 2007 the kit lens was the 12-60 f2.8 this lens is fast SWD , a fast auto focus combined with the e-3 a great all around lens to carry in your bag.
Here's a shot I took at the Holtsville Ecology Center in Holtsville,NY

Here's a shot I took at the Holtsville Ecology Center in Holtsville,NY

Every manufacturer makes one so why not Olympus. They have a great OM Full -Frame 8mm/2.8 HUGE piece of Glass fisheye that runs for 2500 on ebay every once in a while.

So I figure I'd buy the digital version I rarely use it except for those weird shots.
I shot this one of my daughter grabbing for the Brass Ring at the New York Carousel in Greenport, NY.


So I figure I'd buy the digital version I rarely use it except for those weird shots.
I shot this one of my daughter grabbing for the Brass Ring at the New York Carousel in Greenport, NY.

I received this as a Christmas gift from my brother in law Frank http://www.frankphoto.com
If you have to travel light the the 12-60 and this 50-200 gives you a range from 12-200mm (24-400mm 35mm equivalent)
If you need a little more then get the 2.0 Teleconverter and you go up to 12-800mm (35mm Equivalent) that a long reach, now you will lose a stop with the converter but if travelling light is what you want then this is the ticket.
Here are 2 shots a close macro flower from my backyard and a sanderling at Fire Island, NY


If you have to travel light the the 12-60 and this 50-200 gives you a range from 12-200mm (24-400mm 35mm equivalent)
If you need a little more then get the 2.0 Teleconverter and you go up to 12-800mm (35mm Equivalent) that a long reach, now you will lose a stop with the converter but if travelling light is what you want then this is the ticket.
Here are 2 shots a close macro flower from my backyard and a sanderling at Fire Island, NY


