M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Version vom 11. August 2020, 18:56 Uhr

M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS - mit freundlicher Genehmigung von Olympus Deutschland

Beschreibung

Am 04.08.2020 stellte Olympus das M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS vor.

Die Eckdaten in Kurzform:

Brennweitenbereich 100-400 mm (entspricht im "Vollformat" 200 - 800 mm)
Lichtstärke 1:5.0 - 6.3
eingebauter Bildstabilisator, aber nicht kompatibel mit dem Sync-IS der E-M1- und E-M5-Modelle
kompatibel mit den Konvertern M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 1.4x TELECONVERTER MC-14 und M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 2x TELECONVERTER MC-20
staub- und spritzwassergeschützt sowie frostsicher
minimale Aufnahmeentfernung 1.3 m
Focus Limiter
kompatibel mit den Konvertern (Brennweite, Lichtstärke und Wirksamkeit des Bildstabilisators in Klammern)
- M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 1.4x TELECONVERTER MC-14 ("140-560mm F7.1-F9.0", 2 EV Steps)
- M.ZUIKO DIGITAL 2x TELECONVERTER MC-20 ("200-800mm F10-13", 1.5 EV Steps)

Aus dem Pressetext von Olympus Deutschland:

"Das neue M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS ist die perfekte Ergänzung für mobile OM-D- und PEN-Fotografen. Es überzeugt mit den wetterfesten Eigenschaften der erfolgreichen M.Zuiko PRO-Serie und ist dabei erstaunlich kompakt und leicht – bei einer Brennweite von 200-800 mm*. Diese beeindruckende Leistung kann mit dem M.Zuiko Digital 2x Teleconverter MC-20 auf 1.600 mm* verdoppelt werden. Das neue M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS ist ab Mitte August zu einem Preis von 1.299 EUR / 1.399 CHF verfügbar."

Zitate

Ein Zitat aus dem "Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm f/5.6-6.3 IS Review" in ephotozine.com:

"First off, there is no doubt that Olympus have produced a superb lens, both for ease of use and for features provided. Performance is also excellent, better than the bald figures suggest. The IS system works well, extending the usefulness of the lens as the light levels fall. The price is also excellent, just over £1000 being a very fair price point for such a long lens."
"For those who are already using the Olympus system this could just be the wildlife lens you have been waiting for - I personally would not hesitate. Those who are looking to lighten their load may well be tempted also as similar lenses for DSLR are generally much heavier and bulkier."

Einige Zitate aus "Olympus M.Zuiko 100-400mm F5-6.3 IS Review" von Robin Wong:

"On the whole, the Olympus M.Zuiko 100-400mm F5-6.3 IS exceeded my expectations. The lens delivers beautiful images with remarkable sharpness, resolving plenty of fine details and good contrast throughout the entire zoom range. Furthermore, the lens has excellent technical lens flaw control. Although this lens may not be a PRO lens, it is fully weather-sealed with an official rating of IPX1. The build quality surpasses what the current non-PRO lenses offer, and with built in image stabilization inside the lens, the Olympus 100-400mm is perfectly usable hand-held delivering high hit rates. Adding the ability to add even more reach with full teleconverters (MC-14 and MC-20), you get a lot of value from the Olympus 100-400mm lens."
"Is there anything I do not like about the 100-400mm lens? At the asking price point and considering what this lens offers - versatility to shoot at flexible focal lengths, delivering fantastic image quality, any complains would be nitpicking. Perhaps, the variable aperture was not the easiest to work with, dealing with supertelephoto long reach. I admit shooting at F6.3 at the longest end often requires bumping up the ISO numbers. Ideally the lens would have been much better if the longest end has the brighter aperture of F5.6. I fully understand that will also increase the size and weight of the lens, so at this point, Olympus' offering of the 100-400mm is a good compromise and balance between size, performance and price."

Ein Zitat aus "Olympus M.Zuiko 100-400mm f/5.0-6.3 IS review" in digitalcameraworld.com:

"The Olympus M.Zuiko 100-400mm f/5.0-6.3 IS delivers pleasing results overall – albeit with the usual caveats that it's not at its sharpest when shooting at its maximum focal length, and you can't expect an f/6.3 lens to achieve the same results as faster and more expensive glass. It supports Olympus' teleconverters and focus stacking, making it very flexible for super telephoto and telemacro work. For portable 800mm images with performance on par with the price and speed, the Olympus 100-400mm f/5.0-6.3 is an easy lens to love for stills and video alike."

Ein Zitat aus "Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS Review" in camerajabber.com:

"Top-end, long telephoto lenses do not come cheap so you have to accept some compromises if you want to get a long lens for wildlife photography without dipping deep into your bank account. The biggest compromise that you'll have to accept with the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS, is that unless you're shooting on a bright day, you're likely to need to push the sensitivity up to get fast enough shutter speeds to freeze movement."

Zum Vergleich mit dem LEICA DG VARIO-ELMAR 1:4.0-6.3/100-400 ASPH. POWER O.I.S. einige Zitate aus "Olympus 100-400mm vs Panasonic 100-400mm – The complete comparison" in mirrorlesscomparison.com:

"The M.Zuiko 100-400mm is a recent addition to the super telephoto lens category of the vast micro four thirds system. It doesn’t disappoint in terms of sharpness where it does a better job than the older Panasonic Leica equivalent, especially at the fastest apertures. The zoom range is the same, but the Olympus is compatible with the 1.4x and 2.0x teleconverters, an option you don’t get with the competitor lens."
"When it comes to stabilisation, the Panasonic is inferior on its own but matches the performance of the Olympus lens when using a Lumix camera compatible with Dual IS (sensor + optical stabilisation)."
"I’m a bit disappointed that Olympus didn’t give its lens Sync IS support when using a compatible OM-D bodies, as the performance could have been much better in my opinion, especially when recording video. Perhaps it is because it’s not a Pro lens and is less expensive, but stabilisation is the company’s most advanced feature, and in my opinion it should have been there."

Technische Daten


		Hersteller:	Olympus	Bezeichnung:	M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 100-400mm F5.0-6.3 IS
		Brennweite:	100-400 mm	Herstellungszeitraum:	2020 - [[:Kategorie:\|]]
		Lichtstärke:	5.0-6.3	Blendenbereich:	22
		Baulänge:	206 mm	Durchmesser:	86 mm
		Gewicht:	1.300 g	Filtergewinde:	72 mm
		Min. Entfernung:	1.3 m	Max. Abbildungsm.:	1:1.8 (mFT / 1:3.5 (Kleinbild)

Bajonett:	micro FT	Spritz-/Staubschutz:	ja	Bildstabilisator:	ja
Bildwinkel:	12-3°	Linsen/Baugruppen:	21/15	Blendenaufbau:	? (kreisförmig)
Innenfokussierung:	ja	Geradführung:		Innenzoom:
AF-Antrieb:		Fokussierung:		Zoom:

Besonderheiten:	IS im Objektiv vorhanden - nicht kompatibel mit dem Sync-IS der E-M1- und E-M5-Modelle

Varianten

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