Olympus must be having a blast. Today it is announcing not one, not even two new things. Actually, it’s better if we don’t count. At the top of their list, of course, comes its two new M.ZUIKO DIGITAL PRO lenses that add wide angle shots to your digital photography arsenal. It is also announcing an upcoming firmware update to both its OD-M E-M1 Micro Four Thirds System camera as well as its still new E-M5 Mark II that improve on their underwater powers. And finally, that last camera is also getting a tinge of class with a limited edition Titanium-armored version.
M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14mm f2.8 PRO
This lens promises wide-angle shooting thanks to its 35 mm equivalent focal length of 14-28 mm. But it also promises to do just as well in close-ups, with minimum distance of just 7.5 cm. At only 534 g (under 19 oz), this lens would win against rivals in the same category when it comes to the lightweight division. Like other M.ZUIKO premium lenses, this boasts of weather sealing, making it possible to bring and use the lens and everywhere, under rain or snow, in desserts or beaches. The lens features an L-Fn button that has 27 assignable functions, just to sweeten up the offer.
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The M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 7-14mm f2.8 PRO will be available in Black starting June, with a price tag of $1,299.99.
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