14 DAY TRIAL // Only two more days are left until Olympus announces its latest entry-level interchangeable lens camera, the E-M10, and along with it three new lenses.
Japanese website Digicameinfo has received from a trusted source the full specs sheet for these three new lenses, which reveals more about their construction and optical features.
Recently, the full specs list for the entry-level Olympus E-M10 model was also unveiled by a trusted source, giving us a more detailed insight into the upcoming camera. Would you consider buying this new camera model or any of the upcoming Olympus lenses?
Check out the detailed list below to find out more about the Olympus lenses that will be announced along with the OM-D E-M10 mirrorless camera.
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 EZ - Lens construction: eight elements in seven groups including 1 ED lens, 3 aspherical lenses and one Super HR element - Aperture: 7 rounded blades for a circular diaphragm - Height: 22,5mm. - Maximal diameter: 60,6mm - Filter diameter: 37mm - Minimum focusing distance: wide angle side 20cm, 29cm for the mid-range and 25cm on the telephoto side - Maximum magnification: 0.225x, while the 35mm equivalent is 0.45x - Comes in two colors (black and silver) - Estimated retail price of around 35,000 yen (€250 or around $335) - Automated removable lens cap that opens and closes when turning the camera on or off
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 25mm F1.8 - Lens construction: nine elements in seven groups, including 2 aspherical lenses - Height: 42mm - Maximum diameter: 57.8mm - Filter diameter: 46mm - Minimum focusing distance is 25cm - Maximum magnification: 0.12x, while the 35mm equivalent is 0.24x - Comes in black and silver - Estimated retail price of around 35,000 yen (€250 or $335)
BCL-0980 - Fish-eye 9mm f/8.0 fixed lens - Minimum focusing distance 20cm