Olympus 17Mm F 1.8

[62 mm] This is a great cap for Olympus lenses that use 46mm filters, like the 12mm f/2 and 17mm f/1.8. They fit perfectly, and come off without searching for the pinch tabs. The loop at the edge lets you tether it with a simple lanyard that looks better than the stick-on type, too.

[f/22] Today, 12-11-19, my Olympus 17mm 1.8 came to my door. At 80 yrs. old, I took my photography years ago with my Pentax K1000, So, I mounted the 17mm on my Olympus M10 Mark 111 and took a manual shot in low light. It was Great !!!! Several shots outdoors with this lens and I love it. I switched to auto focus, which is very fast and the details are very sharp also. Buy this Olympus 17mm 1.8 and you will not go wrong. Jim, Charlotte, NC.

[Black] I purchased to store my Olympus PEN F with an attached 17mm/1.8 lens. Works wonderfully with a bit of room to spare. Since MFT lenses are small, the 25mm will fit, maybe the 45mm. I also have a Gordy wrist strap attached which fits in there nicely. I cut off the additional strap that attaches to the case to the lens cover. Nice little feature but I have no need for it. Overall, case is great for packing the camera in backpack, luggage, or car. Well built and designed. Highly recommend.

[Front] I got this to attach to the Olympus 17mm 1.8 Lens Hood (LH-48B). This fits perfectly on the end of the lens hood. I can quickly take this lens cap on and off the lens hood. It makes it easier to keep the hood attached all the time.

[Proprietary] This works great with my 17mm f/1.8 lens. For half the price of the OM version, I would definitely buy this again.

[Front] This is the greatest cap ever. Made of metal and perfect fit. I purchased two, one for my 17mm 1.8, and one for my 12mm 1.8, I also got one larger for my 75mm 1.8, and am delighted.

[46 mm] Bought this to protect and enhance the 17mm f/1.8. I was surprised by the quality, fit and finish of this lens hood. It reminded me of my Leica gear. Works well with the built-in flash - does not create any shadows. Does not add much bulk. It's totally reasonable on an E-P3 and still balances well. Although it fits snug, it can be loosened very easily and in fact I dropped it the first time I tried to take it off - so be careful. It only takes a very slight turn of the knob. Speaking of the locking knob, it's really big and unsightly and depending on how you position it around the lens, it can get in the way.

[Marine Blue] I use this with an OM-5. It fits with the Olympus 14-42mm ez, the Olympus 17mm f1.8 and just barely with the Lumix 15mm (use the thinner Olympus lens cap). A slightly larger pouch would be nice. Their specs say 105mm x 115mm x 150mm. I measure closer to 100mm x 100mm x 150mm(at the tallest point). If it measured to their specs It would be better. Something like 110mm x 125 mm x 150mm would be perfect. That would fit the OM-5 with the 12-45mm f4.

[110°] The reviews of this lens were good as I was researching the Laowa 17mm, but I was still prepared to be disappointed with a sub-$150 lens. The reviews were spot-on, however: this is a great lens! Image quality is comparable to the Olympus 17mm f/1.8 I recently sold. The chromatic aberration is MUCH more controlled on this lens compared to the Olympus. Obviously you give up auto focus with the Laowa, but the Olympus also costs over 3x the price of this lens. This lens is also heavier and longer than the Oly 17 (same filter size though, so that's a plus!). This lens feels like it has great build quality. The focus ring is stiff but smooth; the aperture ring is clicked and has the right amount of resistance. Overall this is a great lens and would be a good start for someone just getting into manual focus lenses with the MFT system.

[Front] This is the original, metal lens hood for the Olympus 17mm Prime lens. B&H had it at a very competitive price, and they are quick to ship. Used to reduce lens flare in wide angle shots, especially with this prime lens. Low profiel and easy to use, it's great for walk around, street photography use, as well.