The Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm F/1.8 is a premium telephoto portrait lens designed for Micro Four Thirds cameras. Known for its exceptional optical performance, compact design, and stunning background blur, this lens is an ideal choice for portrait photography, low-light shooting, and cinematic video capture.
Professional Portrait Performance
Engineered specifically for portrait photography, the 45mm focal length delivers a natural perspective with flattering compression. It allows photographers to capture sharp, detailed subjects while beautifully isolating them from the background.
Bright f/1.8 Aperture
The wide f/1.8 maximum aperture ensures excellent performance in low-light conditions. It also enables shallow depth of field, producing soft, creamy bokeh that enhances subject focus and adds a professional touch to every shot.
Beautiful Bokeh Effect
A rounded seven-blade diaphragm creates smooth and pleasing background blur. This feature is perfect for portraits, close-ups, and artistic photography where subject separation is essential.
Compact and Lightweight Design
With its sleek and portable build, this lens is easy to carry and perfect for everyday use. It complements compact mirrorless systems, making it an excellent choice for travel and on-the-go photography.
Quiet and Smooth Autofocus
The Movie & Still Compatible (MSC) mechanism ensures fast, accurate, and nearly silent autofocus. This makes it ideal not only for photography but also for video recording without distracting noise.
Close Focusing Capability
With a minimum focusing distance of just 0.20 meters, this lens allows you to get closer to your subject, capturing fine details with clarity and precision.
Enhanced Shooting Flexibility
The optional LH-40B lens hood helps reduce glare and improve contrast in bright lighting conditions, ensuring consistent image quality in various environments.
Perfect For
- Portrait photography
- Low-light shooting
- Travel and everyday use
- Video recording
- Close-up photography
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