M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm F4.5 TC1.25x IS PRO with Mike Inkley
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2025
- This is the news that wildlife, nature and outdoor sports photographers have been waiting for: the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm F4.5 TC1.25x IS PRO is ready.
Olympus UK Sports Ambassador Mike Inkley was lucky enough to be one of the first to get his hands on the newest addition to the M.Zuiko PRO family - watch now to find out his first impressions.
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great photographs. great presentation. the best about this lens in youtube community. to the point, no bla bla bla. thank you!
Outstanding image quality, portability and build for such focal range.
Now this really has to be serious kit, Olympus really are developing new mind blowing kit now, i made the change & the technical support combined with new fast developing firmware updates including dedicated tracking modes is a real winner gong forward... another great looking product as well........
Wow, what a bit of kit! I think I'd have to recalibrate my own notion of shooting with such a huge focal length available, my head only knows up to about 300mm!!
Fantastic lens wish I could afford one
Splendid lens,splendid photos!
Great video and great photography, thanks for sharing. Can I ask what camera bag you shoe-horned it into?
Is this lens compatible with the Panasonic G9?
Great video. Fantastic pictures!
I'll stick with my Panasonic 100-400 for now. Did you use the cameras recognition features for the motorcycles?
Is there anybody out there who is not an Olympus ambassador.
Thanks for the info.
Another great lens from olympus.. Brilliant lens except that it can't give that background blur that one gets from a bigger sensor. But there is no alternative.
Whatever happened to ‘ditch the gear’?
All conditions? Not in low light it won't. Particularly with a MFT sensor. I shoot Olympus too.
audience camera's over her Mike >>>>>
Very nice, but I'd have to have a black one to match my bodies.
It is still a crop camera in every aspect. Love Olympus 4/3, but selling it as comparison to a Canon/Nikon 600-800mm not a straight convert.
Canon does not market the Canon 7dII and Canon 600mm a 960mm lens to pros. People need to accept a lens for what it is, and the format for what it is.
These comparisons are meant to explain the differences in angle of view. It just so happens that most people associate the mm of lens with angle of view between formats so it is easier to explain using "effective focal length" comparisons.
Isn’t this like a $7,000 dollar lens?! And even if you can afford it, good luck finding one to buy.
Anyone tried it on a Panaonic G9? Do I get double IS?
You do not.
You should get a real camera with PDAF not that crappy dfd joke lol
@@Makta972 DFD is actually quite usable for stills. It's only in video where it becomes distracting because you see the wobble.
So, even though DFD is only available with Panasonic lenses, I would still have no trouble recommending this to someone with a Lumix body as long as they didn't plan to use it for video. I think it would go just fine on my G85, but it would go even better on my E-M1 II.
Amazing lens for the best system, cant understand why Olympus sell the image business
prefer enthusiast over amateur.
I could shoot enthusiast sport and try to sell them their shots. we would all still be non professionals.
Didn't Olympus just kill there camera department? Then release this?
The camera division wasn't killed. It was sold off to JIP, who say they will continue sales and manufacturing for the foreseeable future.
@@gschweiger that is basically killed.
@@robbie154 you must own a canon or a Nikon !
@@robbie154 it’s not
Just saw the price of this lens, $7500.00USD! Seriously.....? No wonder Olympus is dying...Olympus was a great camera maker several decades back, I recall, my father's Pen F as a kid in the 70s. Played around with the OM1 and 2 back in the 80s. Olympus was on the shortlist when moving from Canon after 35 years to mirrorless, Fuji finally won out. I doubt the JIP will rescue the camera division, they will likely scrap it, that is their reputation after all.
sigma and tamron 150-600 is $1300 ... this lens tough beautiful but $7500 is stupidity and will cause an ending to m4/3
Canon 400mm f5.6 lens for $600 used, versus Olympus 150-400mm for $7500? Used Canon 600mmm f4 II gently used same price as the Oly 150-400, where as the 600/4 can be put on a full-frame body of 60mp? Much better ISO on a full-frame-CROP down to what the Olympus is giving you, PLUS, you get a bokeh that the Zuiko cannot match. Just adding info for those taken in by this all. If you need compactness, this is great, you want pro Nature and wildlife? Overpriced IMHO
Canon 200 -400 F4 = $12000. Is that overpriced?
That Canon 600mm is nearly twice the weight of the Olympus.
@@evans66ph Yes, it is, however, while Canon is making rubbish cameras, they are still a viable camera maker that is in no immediate danger of going out of business. Olympus seems to be hastening their demise with this overpriced M43 camera and massively overpriced lens.
@@cameraman655 Idiot
@@tellhan OK, explain...