€120.00
This is the longest telephoto lens from the Pen F system with automatic diaphragm , produced from April 1965 until April 1971 about 23073 pieces where produced. The lens is about 60% longer than the 100mm F3.5 lens and handles very well on a camera. Composed of 5 elements in 4 groups it is designated as a E Zuiko. This was the first lens to have a lens hood built-in. ( this lens has a separate one) The filter size is 49mm which is quite common with later Olympus lenses. With an angle of view of 12˚ it is equivalent to a 210mm lens on a full frame 35mm camera.
Specifications: Olympus Pen-F 150mm F4 lens.
Negatif Format : 18 X 24mm
Elements : 5 elements in 4 groups.
Angle of view : 12º .
Focal length compaired with24x36mm: 210 mm.
Diafram number s for FT light meter :
F stop numbers : 4 ~ 22.
Closest focusing distance : 1.7 m.
Filter diameter : 49 mm.
Weight in grams : 380 grams.
Serial number : 214298
In stock
Condition glass : Clean ,no fungus no separation.
Condition diaphragm : Fast and snappy, no oil.
Condition Focusing : Good , even on infinity.
Condition bayonet : Nice and clean.
Condition filter mount : Fine no marks
Condition exterior : Very minor users wear
Comes with : front/back cap/case. Lens shade built-in
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 15 × 20 × 15 cm |
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