Olympus 7-14mm f/4.0 ED M.Zuiko Digital
 | Outdated Product $294.00 Ultra wide-angle lens designed for Four Thirds (4:3) mounts and 4/3 format sensors; compatible with Olympus and Panasonic systems. Viewing angles are 114° — 75°, focal length range — 7 – 14 mm. The aperture has 7 blades, its minimum value is 22. The lens aperture is f / 4.0. The autofocus drive is a traditional motor. |
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. Ultra wide-angle lens designed for Four Thirds (4:3) mounts and 4/3 format sensors; compatible with Olympus and Panasonic systems. Viewing angles are 114° — 75°, focal length range — 7 – 14 mm. The aperture has 7 blades, its minimum value is 22. The lens aperture is f / 4.0. The autofocus drive is a traditional motor.
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Features of the OLYMPUS ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14mm f/4 lens
From the press release:
- Built-in hood
- EC-14 teleconverter compatible
- Inability to use filters
From the press release:
The OLYMPUS ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14mm f/4(14-28mm in 35mm format) provides a 114° angle of view, the widest of any digital lens. Minimum working distance 10 cm.
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