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Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 90-250mm f/2.8

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The high-quality ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 90-250mm 1:2.8 zoom offers an equivalent range of 180-500mm on a 35mm film camera. This top-class professional telephoto lens with a fixed aperture over the whole zoom range is compact and lightweight for high portability.

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The high-quality ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 90-250mm 1:2.8 zoom offers an equivalent range of 180-500mm on a 35mm film camera. This top-class professional telephoto lens with a fixed aperture over the whole zoom range is compact and lightweight for high portability.

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Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 90-250mm f/2.8 Specification

Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 90-250mm f/2.8 Specification
Available mount(s)	FourThirds
Application(s)	Portrait, Sports, Wildlife
Category(s)	Tele zoom
Multiplier	2×
Stabilizer	no
Focal length	90 - 250 mm (2.8× zoom)
Lens construction	17 elements in 12 groups
Angle of view	35mm: N/A digital: 14-5°
Number of blades	9
Maximum aperture	wide: f/2.8 tele: f/2.8
Minimum aperture	wide: f/22 tele: N/A
Minimum focusing distance	250 cm
Magnification	0.08×
Filter size	105 mm
Size	∅ 124 × 276 mm
Weight	3270 g
Notes	Weight: with tripod adapter
AF speed	0.7 sec. (from close up to infinity)
AF sound
Internal focusing	yes
Internal zoom	yes
Fix front lens	yes
Mount type	metal
Weather sealed	yes
Drop in filter	no
Ultrasonic AF	no
Stepping motor AF	no
APS-C sized circle	N/A
Low dispersion lens element	yes
Hard case	N/A
Soft case	LSH-1738 (included)
Lens hood	LH-120B (included)
Tripod adapter	N/A
Discontinued	yes