The Olympus 50-200mm f/2.8-3.5 is the professional’s choice when it comes to shooting telephoto with a Four Thirds DSLR camera. No, by no means that this lens is cheap. It is expensive but you’ll get the wide aperture and the professional build quality. If you are already using the kit lens, do you need to...

Olympus 40-150mm is a kit telephoto zoom lens that is often included with many Olympus DSLR camera. It is also available to be bought separately in many stores. In terms of build, this lens surely can’t beat the more professional lens but it still has an advantage because of the light weight. If you’re...

The Olympus 14-42mm is a kit lens that is included with many entry-level Olympus DSLR camera. Sooner or later, one will question the capability of this lens as there are plethora of more expensive lenses available out there. Does this lens still have a space in the ever growing DSLR market? Check out the review here at...

The Olympus 12-60mm f/2 lens for Four Thirds is considered to be the de facto fast zoom lens for Four Thirds DSLR camera. Many says that this lens performs well optically and is built very well. The price tag is expensive as expected for such a professional lens. See the in-depth review here before and discover if you...

The Panasonic LUMIX 45-200mm f/4.5-5.6 lens for Micro Four Thirds camera is a lens that many consider to be the only telephoto lens option for the Micro Four Thirds format (before the release of the super long 100-300mm Panasonic Lens). In terms of 35mm film equivalent, the focal length of this lens will be equal to 90...

The Panasonic 14-45mm f/3.5-5.6 Lumix lens is a kit lens that was initially included with the Panasonic G1 Micro Four Thirds camera. Although it is an old lens, many people claim that this is the best lens for the Micro Four Thirds format. Is this claim still true given the amount of new kit lenses that were released...

The Panasonic 7-14mm lens is an ultra wide angle lens made by Panasonic to fill the Micro Four Thirds format wide angle lens lineup. The price tag of this lens is very expensive compared to other lenses out there. The dimension is bulkier than other comparable wide angle lens such as the Olympus 9-18mm M.Zuiko lens. Is...

Usually come as a kit lens, many people questions the capability of this Olympus 14-42mm M.Zuiko lens. You really can’t blame them since most kit lenses in the market sucks. What’s the case with this lens though? Do you need to ditch it and upgrade to a better one? See my full analysis and review of this lens...

The Olympus M.Zuiko 9-18mm for Micro Four Thirds Mirrorless camera is an great option if you’re looking for a compact, portable wide angle lens for your M43 camera. The focal length will give you 18mm to 36mm in terms of 35mm film format equivalent. Want to know how this lens really perform optically? See the full,...

The Panasonic 45mm Macro is the first Leica lens made for the Micro four thirds format by the German behemoth Leica. If you’ve been around in photography for a while, you know how expensive a Leica “M” body and a Leica lens can be. They range in the thousands range and they’re not getting cheaper...