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Olympus 18-180mm f/3.5-6.3 Zuiko Lens for E Series DSLR Cameras Overview:
- ED glass compact lens
- 36-360mm equivalent in 35mm format
- Includes case, lens hood, front lens cap & rear lens cap-SG
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65 of 66 people found the following review helpful 
Less than ideal "one lens" solution, July 31, 2007 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Olympus 18-180mm f/3.5-6.3 Zuiko Lens for E Series DSLR Cameras (Electronics) The overall size and weight of the Olympus D-510 2 lens kit (14-42 and 45-150) offered a small, light kit that is very versatile. My only issue is I find myself in a lot of situations where a rapid lens change is required with this combination so I was looking for something in a single lens that offered a larger zoom range.
This lens offers the zoom range I was looking for, but its almost the size and weight of the two kit lenses put together and is slower than either. I did not have any color or clarity problems attributable to the optics in this lens and in theory its a step up from the kit lenses.
Unfortunately, largest aperture falls off to f6.3 rapidly and that makes for a slow lens over the majority of its zoom range, which also causes a dimmer viewfinder image, and slower auto focus.
Its not quite disappointing enough to return, but in general you are better off with the kit lenses from a size/weight/quality standpoint. If you REALLY need the... Read more
30 of 31 people found the following review helpful The E-510 finally makes this lens a keeper, August 6, 2006 By This review is from: Olympus 18-180mm f/3.5-6.3 Zuiko Lens for E Series DSLR Cameras (Electronics) I had previously owned one of these lenses and as I noted in an earlier review no one could have wanted this lens to be the great single lens "travel lens" more than I did, but alas the lens just came with too many shortcomings to work well with my E-500. Enter the E-510 with built in image stabilization and much better high-ISO performance and in my opinion a new day has dawned for this lens.
This is not a fast lens and that will never change but finally this is no longer a deal breaker. The lens has been performing very well indeed on my E-510 as long as I keep the design limitations of the lens in mind.
Points to consider:
- This lens is not super sharp wide open (maximum aperture) the way a Zuiko 12-60mm or 50-200mm lens would be - it's "acceptable" for some but not for my needs.
- Stopped down about two notches or simply set to f/8 or f/11 this lens is very sharp indeed - it sharpens up nicely - however the depth of field at shorter focal... Read more
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful 
No More Lugging Around 2 Lenses With Your Olympus Digital SLR!, January 1, 2008 By I've loved my Evolt Camera and its lenses -- but I've wished that I didn't have carry my two Olympus lenses with me when I was going to be taking images at both shorter and longer focal lengths. Having received the Olympus Zuiko 18mm-180mm ultra zoom lens (which is the equivalent of 35mm-350mm) as a present this Christmas, I no longer have to. This lightweight all-digital lens, made especially for the Olympus four thirds system, receives very sharp, very colorful, distortion-free images. Its weight is a little heavier than either of the two separate lenses that came with the camera and it's not quite as fast a lens. However, neither of these differences diminishes the value this great lens has afforded me. If you are like me and have been inconvenienced by having to lug around all your lenses to assure yourself of being able to capture all the images you want, then the Olympus Zuiko 18mm-180mm lens is for you! I think you'll be very happy with the high quality results you'll get and... Read more
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| 65 of 66 people found the following review helpful Less than ideal "one lens" solution, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Olympus 18-180mm f/3.5-6.3 Zuiko Lens for E Series DSLR Cameras (Electronics) The overall size and weight of the Olympus D-510 2 lens kit (14-42 and 45-150) offered a small, light kit that is very versatile. My only issue is I find myself in a lot of situations where a rapid lens change is required with this combination so I was looking for something in a single lens that offered a larger zoom range.This lens offers the zoom range I was looking for, but its almost the size and weight of the two kit lenses put together and is slower than either. I did not have any color or clarity problems attributable to the optics in this lens and in theory its a step up from the kit lenses. Unfortunately, largest aperture falls off to f6.3 rapidly and that makes for a slow lens over the majority of its zoom range, which also causes a dimmer viewfinder image, and slower auto focus. Its not quite disappointing enough to return, but in general you are better off with the kit lenses from a size/weight/quality standpoint. If you REALLY need the... Read more 30 of 31 people found the following review helpful The E-510 finally makes this lens a keeper, By This review is from: Olympus 18-180mm f/3.5-6.3 Zuiko Lens for E Series DSLR Cameras (Electronics) I had previously owned one of these lenses and as I noted in an earlier review no one could have wanted this lens to be the great single lens "travel lens" more than I did, but alas the lens just came with too many shortcomings to work well with my E-500. Enter the E-510 with built in image stabilization and much better high-ISO performance and in my opinion a new day has dawned for this lens.This is not a fast lens and that will never change but finally this is no longer a deal breaker. The lens has been performing very well indeed on my E-510 as long as I keep the design limitations of the lens in mind. Points to consider: - This lens is not super sharp wide open (maximum aperture) the way a Zuiko 12-60mm or 50-200mm lens would be - it's "acceptable" for some but not for my needs. - Stopped down about two notches or simply set to f/8 or f/11 this lens is very sharp indeed - it sharpens up nicely - however the depth of field at shorter focal... Read more 19 of 21 people found the following review helpful No More Lugging Around 2 Lenses With Your Olympus Digital SLR!, By |
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