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Olympus 12mm f/2 Ultra Wide Lens - Black

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Manufacturer: OM SYSTEM/Olympus
Mount Type: MFT
Colour: Black
Filter Size: 46mm

Stock Code: V311020BG000
Warranty: 2 Years

A compact wide-angle prime with intuitive handling and an advanced optical design, the black M.Zuiko Digital ED 12mm f/2 from Olympus is a 24mm equivalent lens for Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras. The wide focal length pairs with the bright f/2 maximum aperture to benefit available light shooting as well as astrophotography applications.

The lens's optical design makes use of one aspherical element, one DSA (Double Super Aspherical) element, and a Super HR (high refractive index) element to reduce spherical aberrations and control distortion for notable sharpness, and one extra-low dispersion element reduces color fringing for high clarity and color accuracy. Additionally, the lens is characterized by its Movie & Still Compatible autofocus system for quick and quiet performance, as well as a manual focus clutch and Snapshot Focus mode for intuitive control over focus position and depth of field.

 

Maximum Aperture

f/2

Minimum Aperture

f/22

Lens Mount

Micro Four Thirds

Lens Format Coverage

Micro Four Thirds

Angle of View

84°

Minimum Focus Distance

20 cm

Maximum Magnification

0.08x

Optical Design

11 Elements in 8 Groups

Diaphragm Blades

7, Rounded

Focus Type

Autofocus

Image Stabilization

No

Filter Size

46 mm (Front)

Dimensions (ø x L)

56 x 43 mm

Weight

130 g


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