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Buy the Olympus 7-14mm f/4 Zuiko Digital
(From Olympus lens literature) Discover the wide-ranging power of the 7-14mm ED Zoom, the widest Digital Specific Lens offering complete rectilinear capture within a 7-14mm range. Designed with Super ED, ED, and aspherical glass elements for a wide distortion-free view and superior sharpness and color from edge-to-edge of the image. With an intuitive built-in CPU that communicates image information directly to your E-System Digital SLR for an even greater level of precision. Ideal for ultra-wide to wide photography.
Olympus 7-14mm f/4 Zuiko Digital
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Olympus 7-14mm f/4 Zuiko Digital User Reviews
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Wide, excellent IQ, almsot without disortionnone so far
I have tested several wide angel lenses
reviewed October 18th, 2012 (purchased for $1,100)
Sony Zeiss 16-35
Canon EF 16-35 II
Canon EF 17-40
and among these, the Zuiko is the best lens, followed by the Zeiss. Canon has really no wide angle that has usable corners nor an acceptable sharpness wide open.
This is really a very nice lens and it does almost not have a disortion at the wide end.
Wide open, very far corners become a bit softer. But nothing really I could complain of. Paired with my 14-35, this is THE combo. -
Really wide angle of view, superbly controlled distortion and chromatic aberation, excellent resolutiona bit large, front element is too large to protect with a filter
I have never used a better wide lens - period! I have shot with many name brand optics... none were as impressive as this one - excellent color, razor sharp, well controlled distortion - Tremendous perspectives for architecture and landscapes!
reviewed March 8th, 2008 (purchased for $1,600) -
zero distortion, very low flarebig & heavy, price
I bought the E-300 just so I could use this lens! No other DSLR manufacturer has anything like it. Only the full-frame hybrids can go as wide, but only with old film lenses, which are not designed for digital.
reviewed October 25th, 2005 (purchased for $1,649)
I typically only use it at the extremes of the zoom range. I would have been just as happy with a fixed-length 7mm, especially if giving up zoom would have given me more aperture. But beggars can't be choosers -- at the time I bought it, it was the only way to get outstanding quality 14mm-equivalent field of view. -
fantastic wide angle zoomcost
I thought for a while before plunking down the money for this lens, but after using it for a few months I'm really glad I got it. Since I got it, it has spent more time on my E-300 camera than my normal lens (the 14 to 54mm zoom). It gives me a new perspective on photography that goes beyond normal snapshots. To view some photos I took with this lens on a recent trip, see http://www.leler.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=1309
reviewed October 22nd, 2005 (purchased for $1,699)
