Olympus Designs Compact 18-180mm Ultra Zoom Lens
Olympus has released its first consumer interchangeable SLR ultra zoom lens, the Zuiko Digital 18-180mm (36-360mm equivalent), as part of its family of interchangeable Zuiko Digital Specific lenses for the Olympus E-System.
The new 10x optical ultra zoom lens offers a long focal length of up to 180mm, providing...
Lensbabies Expands Series
Lensbabies has developed a second entry in its line of selective-focus SLR camera lenses. Lensbaby 2 and the Original Lensbaby bring one area of a photo into sharp focus, surrounded by graduated blur, glowing highlights and prismatic color distortions. Photographers can move the sharp area around the photo by bending the flexible lens tubing.
Lensbaby 2 features an f/2.0 aperture setting in addition to the original’s f/2.8, f/4.0, f/5.6 and f/8.0. The new Lensbaby also has a coated, high refractive index, a low-dispersion optical glass doublet, and minimal diffusion even at the f/2.0 aperture setting. Its levitating magnetic aperture system, which uses...
Nikon Offers Compact Lightweight SLR Lenses
The 18-55mm lens features one ED glass element and one hybrid aspherical lens for...
Olympus Designs Digital Aperture Zoom Lenses
Olympus has introduced three interchangeable, fixed-aperture, wide zoom lenses designed for use with its E-System digital SLR cameras. The new digital-specific B lenses include the Zuiko Digital ED 14-35mm f/2.0, the Zuiko Digital ED 35-100mm f/2.0 and the Zuiko Digital ED 90-250mm f/2.8.
The 14-35mm f/2.0 (28-70mm equivalent) and the ED 35-100mm f/2.0 (70-200mm equivalent) lenses feature apertures of f/2.0 over the full zoom range, which are intended to...
Original Lensbaby Offers Versatility
The Original Lensbaby is a flexible camera lens that creates an area of focus surrounded by a graduated blur, with greater versatility, convenience, creative control and new effects. The unique imagery is particularly attractive for portrait, wedding, product and fashion photographers.
An image created by a Lensbaby has a circular area of sharp focus. The photographer can move the in-focus area by bending the flexible lens tubing in any direction. The farther from this sharp area, the greater the...