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So the monsters have landed ... - Klaus - 01-24-2019 OM-D E-M1X https://www.olympus.com.au/Products/Interchangeable-Lens-Cameras/Olympus-OM-D/E-M1X/Overview M.Zuiko ED 150-400mm f/4.5 TC1.25x IS PRO (Ok, this one hasn't landed but will land in 2020) https://www.olympus.com.au/Learn-Explore/Latest-News/Development-Announcement-M-ZUIKO-ED-150-400mm-F4 RE: So the monsters have landed ... - Brightcolours - 01-24-2019 f4.5 x2 = f9, +2x TC = f18. Luckily MFT is exempt from the diffraction of light. RE: So the monsters have landed ... - Kodachrome 25 - 01-24-2019 You forgot the internal 1.25 teleconverter, so we are at f/22.5 :-) With an ND filter simulation built into the camera, aperture blades are overvalued. RE: So the monsters have landed ... - Klaus - 01-24-2019 Well, a "native" (x1.25=) 187-500mm f/5.6 = FF equiv 375-1000mm f/11 is not that bad - even from a diffraction perspective. It may be interesting whether the HD mode is still working at 1000mm hand-held ;-) But with a 7.5 EV total efficiency, it should be quite cool. RE: So the monsters have landed ... - Rover - 01-24-2019 Wonder what the price is going to be like? RE: So the monsters have landed ... - JJ_SO - 01-24-2019 If you look at Fuji, they charge for their 200/2 the same as Nikon or Canon for theirs. Which are FF. So, I think it will be not too far away from a 200-400/4 (older versions) |