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Question: Will this lens work with the Evolt E510?  I was thinking about purchasing it for it's macro capability.  Any thoughts?
Document: I like that it zooms both manually and automatically. Additionally, the macro capability is quite good - I've posted some samples of a dog's nose.
I'm simply not interested in this "limitation." Most of my photography is landscape work when I'm on a tripod, or if I'm doing macro work, I use the Metz 15 MS-1 macro flash at f/16. So the f/6.3 was actually welcome by me, because it enables the lens to be quite small: no bigger than the tiny Olympus 60mm macro lens.Any negatives?
Saw this lens on youtube, recommended by David Thorpe. I am so happy that I bought it. Has an easily operated power zoom, a terrific macro capability and a nice little zoom. It is very, very light, easy to carry. It is also very sharp. Only downside, it is slow (f.3.5) at its widest. However, to get a faster lens you would have to pay quite a bit more money.
Only primes are better, imho.- Fast focusing.- 3 modes- manual zooming, electronis zooming, macro modes. Takes a bit of practice to work out how to switch between modes. Olympus is one of the more user UNfriendly brands I've come across. But having these options is good, and the electronic zooming means you can produce better videos.- aperture...ok, it's not fast. But then, no kit lens is.
Good price and nice lens. Nothing great, but worth it. Nice for video work and works well for pic's too.
Pros: Weather sealed, micro capability (micro pictures do come out nice), zoom barrel (manual/power zoom). Cons: Picture quality is mediocre. The proportions feel weird on the om-d. It doesn't feel good in the hand. f/6.3 on the zoom end is quite slow. It kind of does it all but doesn't really do anything really all that well. Quite expensive for what it is.
I really like the way this lens works. It remains the same length, with every thing moving internally. Its easy to click it into macro mode.
Great lens, I am able to switch to macro and take pictures of the small stuff and then switch back to standard and take that as well. Provides me the best of both worlds.
Well, let me tell you: I was shocked by the quality of the 12-50mm in its 43mm macro setting! It is extremely sharp in that range, and it is so convenient to put the lens into that mode that I'm wondering how much this lens is going to cut into my use of the Olympus 60mm!
This kit lens came with my Olympus OMD. My initial apprehensions of the "slow" aperture of F3.5 - 6.3 soon vanished after the high percentage of good, even excellent, pictures I was able to capture with this lens - from portraits, to landscapes to macro.
Answer: No i had a 510 and it uses 4/3 lens  this lens is a  micro 4/3 and will not work on the 510. Howard