OLYMPUS OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 EZ Black For Micro Four Thirds System Camera, Compact 3x zoom Lens

es un objetivo bastante imprecionante, como lo menciono es un todo terreno, funciona bien en ciudad y en campo abierto, tomas muy clara con poca luz, un zoom modico pero respetable y con disponibilidad de ajustes manuales

This is the best lens I've bought in a while because of its convenience - I put it on an Olympus PEN E-P2 camera that wasn't being used. Now I've turned my old camera into a good, go anywhere camera with no hassles. I just turn on the camera, the lens extends and I'm ready to go. I also bought the automatically opening / closing lens cap for the lens, no cap to remove and store, perfect. The zoom works very smooth and is silent - I haven't tried it on my GH4 yet but I like the silent operation. Also like that you can sort of program the zoom between two objects. For me, its made an old camera new again as I keep it close ready to shoot with. THE GOOD - 35mm equivalent of 28mm - 84mm for my M 4/3 format camera is just right for what I'm using it for. Lens quality is good, pretty sharp, not that fast but for what I'm using it for its great. I'm using it for work and take 100-200 images a day of boat parts, on the ocean, parts and damage. Overall good lens for the money. 600 plus images so far, good. THE OK - Although I knew this before buying it, its not great for close work. If you need macro capabilities this isn't your lens but does work well at 7-8 inches. With the good image quality of my old E-P2, shooting in RAW I can get get really good cropped images so I haven't really 'needed' macro capabilities. Olympus sells a macro screw on adapter (don't like adapters too much) and I may buy and try. THE BAD - For Me - Nothing.

A good basic standard lens for Olympus MFT cameras. Small and discreet, perfect for street photography or those times when you want your camera with you, but don’t want to carry a big lens, like hiking, travelling. Very clear and sharp. As for the price, well who can resist that!

Tiny and light power zoom which opens to 14mm when the camera is turned on and can be zoomed to 42mm by turning a dial ( 28 - 84mm full frame equivalent ) takes clear, sharp photos.

Received this lens in the mail today. I've been borrowing a 7-14 mm LUMIX vary from my professor until now. Tried to find the closest thing to it, but for the lowest price, and this was my best option. I've been really pleasantly surprised so far! First of all, at f 3.5 the focus is so soft and hazy that it's almost dream-like, which has really enhanced my nature photography, which you'll see in the following photos. And since it's a pancake lens, it's perfect for up-close portraits. I can't wait to find some people to model for me. The focus can be really organic if used the right way, sort of reminds me of film photography. So yeah...dreamy and soft, I love it. I'm not sure if it's best for low light conditions, but I've only used it for 4 hours so that could change once I get used to it. I'm interested to see how it holds up once I start shooting video with it, which is what I bought it for (I'm a videographer). I have a shoot tomorrow, so I'll try to update once I'm done. But yeah, it's great. Compact size is really handy. And honestly I wasn't sure how I'd feel about the digital zoom, but it's kind of convenient, especially since I shoot a lot of behind-the-scenes footage of fast-working photographers. I imagine it'll be a plus. The lens cap is obviously very small and easy to lose, but other than that, I don't have anything bad to say! I think it's important to mention that I bought this lens with my own money and on my own decision. Overall, it's amazing. You won't regret it.