Olympus offers not only great cameras but also a range of accessories to equip you for any situation. The new M portrait lens.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75 mm 1:1.8 150 mm* offers more than amazing picture quality. In addition to its impressive optical performance, the lens boasts the PEN and OM-D-inspired design.
Sleek metal body, soft lines and ergonomic shape indulge even the most demanding photographer. Great for portraits, fast-paced indoor sports and low-light studio photography.
Powerful bright M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75mm 1:1.8 answers the hardest demands, from beautiful bokeh to silent high-speed autofocus.
To be released in July 2012.
High speed, no glare, almost no distortion
Wide aperture of the new lens is ideal for shooting in low light and for shooting dynamic scenes. The long focal length lens also helps create a shallow depth of field and focus on the main subject.
Great portrait shots can be taken with this effect. With ZUIKOās precision joining and polishing technology, the optical performance of this portrait lens is equivalent to that of the ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 150mm 1:2.0. Lens for razor-sharp, high-definition images.
Lightweight and compact, in a robust metal body, the lens is comfortable and convenient to hold. With the finely tuned focusing ring, you can quickly and easily adjust the camera to your settings. Another advantage of the new lens is its ZERO ZUIKO Extra-low Reflection Optical coating, which eliminates unwanted flare and gives pictures brighter, clearer and more natural colors.
In addition, the lens delivers more circular bokeh without heavy vignetting or off-axis aberration, and the image appears harmonious and three-dimensional with smooth color transitions.
Additional Olympus accessories like the LH-61F lens hood and LC-61 lens cap will be available along with the lens
*Equiv. for a 35mm camera
This lens seems to have a captivating effect on portraits, but Iām curious about its performance in other scenarios. Would you recommend the M Lens.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75 mm 1:1.8 for capturing landscapes or other types of photography besides portraits?
What makes the M Lens.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 75 mm 1:1.8 so captivating for portrait photography? Is it the stunning clarity, depth of field, or something else that keeps the viewerās eyes locked on the subject? Any personal experiences or insights from photographers who have used this lens for portraits would be greatly appreciated.