are both lenses M.Zuico?
1993182
well, the company that sold me this camera just sent one of the lenses... I tried to reason with them but it did not work. that's why my evaluation of its service was really bad. if it's the same company do not trust them
1993183
Yes and I also have a 65mm macro lens and an electronic viewfinder. Great system overall.
1378177
No it's a Sony lens. It's quite good but not as much as the Zeiss. The big differences in lenses is that the Zeiss will shoot at f4 all the way, and is of better quality, and a bit more than 2X the price. Your only question then is do you need/want the f4 advantage. I did.
1244805
Yes it is the old kit zoom with a plastic mount. Reviews are not yet out on the EZ version so it is not clear if the old and new kit lenses have the same formulae or if the new lens has higher IQ.
180561
Is a older lens.Little heavy with all metal part.Little shorter and little wider.Both is a very good lens.
55565
Both lenses are a C-Mount and cost the exact same so if I had to guess it's just a listing error.
1805272
Don't really know the answer to that. I know my son-in-law had one of those little lenses and had a problem with it, but don't know if that is the same one. Sorry.
1728974
My guess is yes. This is because they are part of the body. The lenses are sold as just a unit.
1473993
The mount is compatible but Panasonic and Olympus do their image stabilization differently. Olympus puts the stabilizer in the camera body, Panasonic puts it in the lens itself. So putting an M.Zuiko lens on a Panasonic camera will loose some functionality.
1875122
Yes...and no. The mount is the same, but the area covered will be cropped. Sony has just released 2 or 3 new Zeiss lens for the full frame format. I would recommend the new lenses.
310805
I have two Olympus Zuiko lenses one 50mm F1.8 and a second 35 mm wide angle lens. It worked for the 35 mm lens and not with the 50mm F1.8 lens. The difference between the two is that the 50 mm F1.8 lens has a metal stud in the back that prevents it from mating with this adapter. I am sure Amazon will have more comments on it.
1629595
The Camera Does Have Carl Zeiss Lens, but the lens is 2.0-Megapixels, therefore, the images will have less definition.
1857347
I believe the eye piece and the lens are designed to be offset. I do not have the one in the picture, my eye piece is at an angle and not horizontal. But either model is supposed to be offset.
1299324
Yes - Review of the better lens and differences between the two can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap0NQfWuKKE
1826787
The lenses are not tinted. There are lenses available that tinted sold separately.
1370023
Both the Pen and OM-D cameras use the micro four-thirds lens mount. The four-thirds mount lenses from all manufacturers are stamped with the Micro Four-Thirds logo (go to http://www.four-thirds.org to see the logo). In addition, the Olympus lenses are labeled M. Zuiko. This lens is definitely available in the 4/3 mount, I have it. Just make sure that's the version you buy for your PEN.
1432934
Any micro four thirds camera will accept any micro four thirds lens. The E-PL1 will work with the M. Zuiko 40-150 zoom lens.
238614
I cannot answer that question. I think most lenses are interchangeable, but go to the manufacture's web site. Wish I could help you, my friend. I'll say this, it's a GREAT lens for the price. They sent me two by accident. If you want one, I'll sell you mine for $10 if you pay postage.