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Re: Olympus 50-200mm f2.8-3.5 on E-M5?
In reply to sderdiarian,
7 months ago
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sderdiarian wrote:
Mark Chan wrote:
Expect AF to be REAL slow.
And heavy to use - a monopod would be much helpful; with the lens sticking to the monopod with the the lens tripod mount.
I didn't try it without the grip, but without it will be very difficult.
If the rumours are true though, the 50-200mm's days are soon to be gone since a 50-140mm / 150mm f2.8 might occur.
Thanks, Mark. 140 mm is too short for birding, 200mm with a TC1.4 or TC2 is the shortest I'd want to go. It would also see use on my E0510 and 620 which would provide better balance; but love to see the results with the E-M5 sensor, which would allow me to raise the ISO, compensating for the TC2 doubling of the f stop.
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Sailin' Steve
I suppose so; but the omd has a 2x multiplier that essentiall makes it a 600mm equiv - unless that isn't enough. the omd will give u better images than yr existing camera - the sensor being what it is.
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