OLYMPUS OM SYSTEM single focus lens M. ZUIKO ED 60mm F2.8 Macro

  
OLYMPUS OM SYSTEM single focus lens M. ZUIKO ED 60mm F2.8 Macro.

1:1 magnification macro lens with focus on depiction performance In order to achieve sharp depiction performance from distance shooting to 1:1 1:1 macro photography, a floating type inner focus system with three drive systems is adopted. In addition, a rational lens design that places the ED lens and HR lens in the fixed group, and the HR lens and E-HR lens in the focus group, eliminates color fringing that is often noticeable with macro lenses.

We have achieved macro performance that exceeds the ``ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 50mm F2.0 Macro'' Four Thirds lens, which has a reputation for high image quality. Equivalent to 35mm, twice as comfortable to operate. The narrow barrel provides a more secure holding feeling. Sharp and crisp lens performance, a focus limit switch that can be used for one-touch magnification setting, and a display window that shows shooting distance and magnification provide comfortable operability.

Additionally, by using it in combination with the OM-D E-M1 or E-M5, it is possible to correct translational blur (shift blur) that occurs during macro photography, providing solid support for handheld macro photography. ``MSC mechanism'' that realizes high-speed and quiet autofocus The ``MSC (Movie and Still Compatible) mechanism'' is an advanced optical design technology developed to achieve high-speed and quiet focusing with a lightweight and small number of lenses. By eliminating gears that cause operating noise and adopting a mechanism using a metal shaft and feed screw (screw drive), AF (Automatic Focus) is now possible. This lens uses a floating type inner focus system with three drive systems. Focus tracking has been improved not only when shooting still images but also when shooting video, so you can enjoy video footage with stable AF operation.

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