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  1. Adey Baker

    Olympus 150- 400mm Lens Announced

    They posted the pic on the OMD cameras facebook group page only yesterday afternoon, so two 'lucky' people have just jumped in rather than joining the 'pre-order' queue with the other UK dealers, then (and saved £10 into the bargain as well:D)
  2. Adey Baker

    Olympus 150- 400mm Lens Announced

    Ffordes have got two in stock if you want one :) (and the 100-400 as well!) 150-400mm F4.5
  3. Adey Baker

    Olympus 150- 400mm Lens Announced

    It's a shame that IR used unnecessarily high ISO settings for a lot of their illustrations. For static or slow-moving subjects, at least, the syncIS on the EM1 cameras would come into its own with this lens - for instance, this Kestrel, in very shady conditions, wouldn't have stayed long enough...
  4. Adey Baker

    Olympus 150- 400mm Lens Announced

    Andy Rouse obviously likes the lens: https://www.andyrouse.co.uk/index.php?b=1&currentpage=1
  5. Adey Baker

    Olympus 150- 400mm Lens Announced

    Finally! Is it too late to save the system? Specification certainly seems spot-on for an all-round pro-quality wildlife lens with minimum focus of 1.3m, 150mm to 500mm built in plus 1.4x or 2x converter compatibility. 1875gms weight (lens only) and bird-recognition AF coming for the EM1X...
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