OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 25mm f/1.8 II

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Code: 6599AVX

Manufacturer code: V336010BW000

OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 25mm f/1.8 II - ignite your creativity with a lens that delivers soft, beautiful background bokeh and unparalleled resolution. Its splash and dustproof design allows you to shoot in any weather, while its lightweight, portable build invites adventure. The 50mm (35mm equivalent) wide-angle lens elevates your images, offering clarity and beauty wherever your passion takes you. Trust us, once you’ve tried an F1.8 prime lens, there’s no looking back.

BEAUTIFUL BACKGROUND BLUR

Bokeh is a key element in expressive photography, helping to highlight the subject or create a soft, dreamy effect. The large F1.8 aperture allows for beautiful defocus, making the subject stand out more than with a kit lens.

NO MATTER THE WEATHER

IPX1 certification provides splashproof and dustproof protection for durability in challenging conditions. Its compact, lightweight design ensures easy portability, so you can shoot without worrying about wet gear. Capture landscapes in nature or city snapshots, even when the weather turns unexpectedly.

THE ART OF IMAGE QUALITY

The lens features a 9-element, 7-group configuration with 2 aspherical lenses, resulting in a high-performance, compact optical system. It maximizes the benefits of the Micro Four Thirds standard while remaining lightweight and compact at just 42 mm and 156 g. Despite the large-diameter F1.8 aperture, it fits comfortably in the palm, making it ideal for casual snapshots.

DESIGNED FOR EVERY PHOTOGRAPHER

This lens offers fast, quiet autofocus (AF) thanks to a MSC (Movie & Still Compatible) mechanism. Combined with the high-performance image stabilization of OM SYSTEM camera body, this lens makes capturing sharp, professional-quality stills and videos effortless. This lens is essential tool for photographers seeking portability, durability, and creative flexibility.

SPECIFICATIONS

Focal length: 25mm

Focal length (35mm Equivalent): 50mm

Maximum aperture: f/1.8

Minimum aperture: f/22

Angle of view: 47°

Recommended uses: Landscape, Low light, Nature, Portrait, Travel

Lens configuration: 9 elements / 7 groups

Maximum image magnification: 0.12x (Micro Four Thirds) / 0.24x (35mm format)

Closest focusing distance: 0.25m

Aspherical glass elements: 2

Number of aperture blades: 7, Circular aperture diaphragm for natural background blurring

Diameter: 59.4 mm

Length: 42 mm

Filter diameter: 46 mm

Weight: 156 g

Compatible to Tele Converter MC-14: No

Compatible to Tele Converter MC-20: No

Operates with 5-axis Sync IS: No

Lens Cap: LC-46
Lens Hood: LH-49B

Focal length Movie 25 mm

35mm Equivalent Focal Length 50 mm

Diagonal Angle of View 47 °

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General
Producer(?) Link to the official manufacturer website	Olympus OM system
Lens mount (bayonet)
Type
Focal length Movie	25 mm
35mm Equivalent Focal Length	50 mm
Diagonal Angle of View	47 °
Minimum Focus	25 cm
Stabilization
Размер кадра
Filter size	46 mm
Diameter	59.4 mm
Lens Shade	LH-49B
Warranty	24 months
Dimensions (length)	42 mm
Color	black
Delivery time	0-2 w.d.
Korpusas
Construction
Weight	156 g
Product codes	6599AVX V336010BW000 454535005671 4545350056711

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