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OM SYSTEM Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F4.0 PRO for Micro Four Thirds System Camera Compact Powerful Zoom Weather Sealed Design Fluorine Coating

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Condition
New
Model
V335040BW000
Weight
381 g
Color
Black
Lens Type
Telephoto
Compatible Mountings
Micro Four Thirds
Minimum Focal Length
40 mm
Warranty
1 Year Manufacturer
Works with
Mirrorless Camera

Features 4

  • Compact Powerful Zoom
  • Weather Sealed Design
  • Fluorine Coating
  • MF Clutch

Description

A high-resolution, weathersealed lens you can take anywhere, the new M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm F4.0 PRO. This high-performance, compact telephoto zoom lens covers a wide range of telephoto end subjects and versatile enough to achieve close-up shooting with a maximum image magnification of 0.41x for beautifully detailed and intricate shots. No matter where you focus across the zoom range, you’ll capture high resolution images with edge-to-edge sharpness.

Specs 41

Brand OM SYSTEM
Focal Length Description High-performance, compact telephoto zoom lens with a 40-150mm focal length, covers a wide range of telephoto end subjects and versatile enough to achieve close-up shooting with a maximum image magnification of 0.41x for
Lens Type Telephoto
Compatible Mountings Micro Four Thirds
Camera Lens Description 40-150mm
Lens Telephoto
Compatible Camera Mount Micro Four Thirds
Maximum Focal Length 150

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A very compact, light, and sharp OM lens at a reasonable price
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Don't you just love micro 4/3 !! Incredible lens and very light and compact for its reach. It's also very sharp and not a cheapie 'kit lens'. The 40-150mm/F4.0 PRO (80-300mm 35mm equiv) does fine in reasonably good lighting. For lower light I would probably opt for the 40-150mm/F2.8 but it's understandably larger, heavier, and costs more. But if I had to carry just one lens and only one lens it would probably be my OM 12-100mm/4.0 (24-200mm 35mm equiv). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by Abester
Best Compact Zoom
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I have the expensive big brother to this lens, the Olympus 40-150mm f2.8. It's fantastic and sets a high bar for performance and build quality. I also have the cheap but cheerful little brother, the Olympus 40-150 f4-5.6 R and it is the best zoom you can get for ~$100. This lens fits in the middle with a compact design, excellent IQ (close to its big brother), and weather sealing (something the little brother doesn't have). I love the twist action to extend the lens from its travel configuration. From then on its all internal focusing and zooming. Just fantastic. Some reviewers hate the fact that you need to extend the lens to use it, but I think it is genius. I have no problem extending this lens when I start using it. I pair this lens with an E-M5ii and the Oly 12-45mm f4 in a compact travel kit. It's big and little brothers get paired with an OM-1 and E-PL9 respectively. You can't go wrong with this lens. OMDS/Olympus made a winner here that aligns with the compact, light-weight, rugged, and quality ethos of its MFT ecosystem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024 by AjaxManifesto
Excellent lens
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Real like the lens for bird photography. Weather proofing is a big plus and auto focus is way better than Fuji which I was using previously.
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026 by Vivek
Photos are very sharp.
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Awesome lens & worth every penny, love it.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by Steve
Superb lens
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High quality, the weatherproofing is amazing. Takes outstanding shots in some crazy conditions, have used in very cold weather, rain, and a blizzard
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by jean Bagnati
Very nice, but with some tradeoffs for me
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For my m43 outfit I try to keep things small. I also have full frame, so the m43 stuff has to be compact to make sense. My main m43 telephoto has been the Panasonic 35-100 f/2.8. It's terrific and quite small, but sometimes I want a bit more reach, so I bought the Olympus 40-150 f/4. Both lenses are sharp even wide open. But since I'm not going to carry both at the same time, I have to decide if I want the extra reach of the 40-150 or the extra speed of the 35-100. You can't go wrong with either, and they both seem to work equally well on Olympus cameras. Neither of these lenses is cheap, but as I've said before, with a small sensor like m43, you really can't cut corners with lens quality. The 40-150 f/4 is a "Pro" series lens which means two things. it's water resistant and it's really sharp. Otherwise it's like other Olympus lenses, partially metal and partially plastic. I wouldn't say the zooming is silky smooth, but it does the job. The lens collapses to reduce length when not in use. This works well because there is no locking mechanism--you just turn the ring. Bravo, Olympus! I've had collapsable lenses with lock buttons and they are a two-handed, time wastin' PITA. The included lenshood does have a lock button, but since they got the lens right, I can forgive the hood. (Locking lenshoods make sense if the hood is rectangular; the lock assures proper positioning of the rectangle so it doesn't cut the corners of the image. With a round hood, there is no point). I just have to remember which of my lenshoods need to be unlocked and which don't, so I don't break anything. Summary. Sharpness is very good, focusing speed is very good, image stabilization is very good. Contrast seems a little low, but ok. Focuses really close! Personally, I don't miss having extra buttons on the lens or the manual focus clutch thing. I have lenses with these features and don't use them. Your needs may be different. One interesting bit of trivia; the 40-150 always opens to f/5.6 for starters. You would think it would default to f/4 but apparently not. All in all, a very good lens priced like a very good lens. If you're happy with a less expensive zoom in this focal length range, don't try the 40-150/4 because you'll be spoiled. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023 by Coronet Blue
Superb addition to OMD line
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I bought it for birds (tele), bugs (tele + 2 ft minimum distance), etc. I have it on an older 16 Mp Olympus EM10-II, which still works well, with its in-body stabilization (IBIS). And you really need that with this lens. Zoomed in to 150 mm (300 mm equivalent), half-pressing the button on the camera is a real eye-opener for the benefits of IBIS. (And newer OMDs are even better, I gather.) Optically, I can't fault it, all the way to the corners, wide open at f/4. And then there's the size and weight (< 1 lb). I could easily carry this all day long on a shoulder strap, no bag needed. Reviews have mentioned the lack of a clutch to switch to manual focus for final adjustment. The lens doesn't offer that. In that situation, I recommend focus bracketing on the camera and take 3-4 shots. Overall: It's not cheap, but it's a stunning extra-usable lens. But you do need IBIS! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023 by JoJesty
A Bit Better Than The Kit Lens
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I purchased this lens instead of the f2.8 version because of all the positive reviews, plus I needed a compact short telephoto zoom for travel with my OM-5. It's not a bad lens, but it isn't that much better than its slower kit counterpart. Contrast/sharpness are ok at f4 and improve slightly at f5.6. I not a fan of having to rotate it open to be able to use it. If you already have the slower kit version, then you might not see a major IQ improvement with this f4.0 version. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2025 by MickeyFan
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