photo:mftwideangle
wide angle to standard lenses for Micro Four Thirds
introduction
this page is dedicated to lenses with field of view from 28mm-50mm in 35mm full frame terms which equates to 14 to 25mm in actual focal length
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there are also many nice prime lenses, each with their own advantanges and disadvantages
there is also an enormous range of manual focus lenses which can be used, including some in Micro Four Thirds mount
if almost zero distortion is important to you, then the best option is the superb, but heavy and expensive
Olympus ZD 7-14mm f/4 lens although this is not CDAF compatible and thus AF will be very slow unless you have a phase detect camera
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fast, near silent AF lenses
reasonably fast AF lenses
compact pancake lenses
CDAF-compatible Four Thirds lenses
AF lenses without CDAF optimisation
these lenses require a camera with phase detect AF capability (such as the Olympus E-M1) to have fast AF
on other cameras, the Four Thirds lenses will AF but slowly
the Metabones AF solution is yet to come to fruition, thus should be regarded as manual focus at this stage
Four Thirds lenses via FT-MFT adapter
manual focus lenses
Micro Four Thirds mount
other mounts via an adapter
photo/mftwideangle.txt · Last modified: 2018/09/28 12:17 by gary1