Olympus 75 300 Lens

[0.21x] I originally started with the Olympus 75-300 ii. While I liked that lens a decent amount, the Panny offers a bit more in terms of speed (F4-5.6), and also for the Dual IS on my compatible Lumix camera, the G9. Oh, and weather sealing and 3 year warranty! The results are pretty great so far, though I haven't been able to use it that much just yet due to the weather. It's a sizeable lens for m43, but it's tiny compared to the FF equivalent. I like the way it handles on the G9. The whole camera feels very balanced, and the Dual IS means I can get a clear shot almost down to 1s shutter (of something not moving, of course). Another pro is that it comes with a hood, something the O75-300ii doesn't. So far, I like what I see.

[0.415 lb] Nice fit for my M Zuiko 75-300 F4.8-6.7 lens

[Drawstring] This fits the lens I got perfectly (75-300 mm). It's great if you need to carry around edtra lenses. It protects the lens, too.

[0.15 lb] This case works great for storing and/or transporting a camera lens. I purchased for a 75-300 mm Canon lens.

[0.11x] I think I'm going to love this lens,fills the gap between the 12-40 and 75-300. It is very light,compact and sharp. Works well on both cameras Olympus EM10 and EM1. Love the discounted price and free shipping.

[1.76 lb] My Olympus M1X with 300 lens fits like a glove. Well built.

[Leica L] I had previously said it works with Olympus. It does, but the image stabilization does not recognize the teleconverter. The 300 mm lens gets IS for 300 rather than 600 mm. It still works well, but you do need a higher shutter speed.

[12° to 4.1°] I’ll preface this review with the fact that all my other m43 lenses are top tier including pana/Leica 15mm, Panasonic 35-100 2.8, Olympus 12-45 pro, Olympus 25mm and 45mm 1.8 and Oly 75mm 1.8. Thus I had to temper expectations with this 100-300 since I was used to amazing sharpness wide open in all my other lens. With this in mind, Ihave been very happy with the 100-300. I wanted an affordable lens to play around with casual wild life shots in decent light and any other need for a super telephoto that arises. For these uses this lens rocks. Yes, as other reviewers noted this lens is great wide open from 100-200mm then drops off. Wide open at 300mm is somewhat soft but only upon close inspection. If you stop down to f/7.1 then it’s awesome up to 200 and really good at 300mm. If you don’t pixel peep you wouldn’t even notice the softness wide open at 300mm. It takes good technique when shooting at 300mm as expected. Overall, if you aren’t a professional and demand the highest critical sharpness then you can’t go wrong with this lens. I considered the oly 75-300 but that lens isn’t weather sealed to go with my sealed em5 mark iii. I also like that this panny lens is a bit larger than the Oly since I find a little heft in the lens helps with telephoto lenses by stabilizing it a bit due to the weight.

[4.6 lb] I wanted to have a tripod with good stability with my DSLR with 75-300 mm lens. Having read the reviews of various similar products (similar in terms of cost) I was skeptical if this low cost tripod was going to provide me good stability, but when I received the product I was surprised with the stability the product provided. It is definitely worth the money. Although the head and the extension clips on the tripod legs are made of plastic, I would recommend this product to anyone as this product comes with 10 year warranty.

[Plastic] i really feel happy buying this product, it work properly in my 75-300 sony zoom lens