- Does it autofocus on all Micro Four Thirds cameras?
- Yes, it is a native Micro Four Thirds lens and autofocuses on Olympus and Panasonic bodies. Very old bodies may lack some correction features.
- How wide is it compared with a normal wide lens?
- It gives a 16mm full-frame equivalent field of view, but with fisheye curvature rather than straight lines. That is wider than most rectilinear wide zooms for the system.
- Can I use it for close-up work?
- Yes. The 0.12m minimum focus distance lets you nearly touch the front element, which makes dramatic near-far compositions possible.
- Is it weather-sealed?
- Yes, the lens is sealed, but full protection requires a sealed camera body too.
- What is in the box?
- The lens, front and rear caps, and a lens hood are typically included. Check the listing for the exact bundle.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper manual fisheye?
- If you need autofocus, a fast aperture and sealing, yes. For occasional use, a cheaper manual fisheye covers the look for less.
- Where is the Olympus 8mm f1.8 M.Zuiko Digital Fisheye Pro ED Lens cheapest?
- At BecexTech, for $815.00, 26% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Olympus 8mm f1.8 M.Zuiko Digital Fisheye Pro ED Lens?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including BecexTech, MPB, B&H Used Store, keh.com, Cardinal Camera.