Olympus Zuiko 50-200mm f/2.8-3.5 Digital ED SWD Lens for Olympus Digital SLR Cameras

I've been wanting this lens ever since I was doing my research on which DSLR to buy. After I purchased my Olympus E-620, this became my second in line on my lens-to-buy list (first being 14-54mm II because I need a general purpose zoom). I bought...

I have the non-swd version. This is my favorite olympus lens. Very sharp wide-open, great contrast, reasonably fast AF, it's just a great lens, albeit a bit expensive.

The 50-200mm SWD is a great lens. Sharp fast focus. Picture quality is outstanding. With the photos cropped in post production the image quality is great. I have this lens and the 12-60 SWD and they are the only lenses I cary out shooting photos. I...

If you're a Fourthirds shooter, this is a *must-have* lens in your photographic arsenal. I have 3 other zuiko digital lenses, the 50mm/f2, 12-60mm/f2.8, 70-300mm/f4-5.6, and I would have to say I get the sharpest shots with this lens. The 12-60 is a...

An outstanding lens. Quality is high wide open at all focal lengths. It works better than any other zoom I know with a doubler (Olympus EC20). The lens plus doubler forms a universal telephoto kit good for a wide range of uses. It is not miniature...

This lens' features are unique to the Olympus DSLR system (actually the Four Thirds system). In fact, this one and a few others are the strongest case for buying into the Olympus DSLR system in the first place. Where to begin... it's got a huge zoom...

I bought this lens to replace my 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Zuiko lens. I was never completely happy with the 70-300mm lens because of 1) poor low light focus performance, 2) slow focus, 3) image quality not real great and 4) small aperture. Based on reviews...

I've used my 70-300 mm for more than 1 year, it is a surprisingly good lens for that cost (However, it's kind of soft at 300mm, looks a little bit blurred, and the Stop is too small .... f/5.6 max. If you used this lens to take shots under shadows you...

I started off with the 70-300 mm on my E-520, and although I got a lot of good images with it, the 50-200 SWD was my object of desire. I finally acquired it, and am totally blown away. Here's why: * focus is FAST and quiet. No more "hunting" for focus...

it is a great lens a must have for portrait shots. i do have 50 mm, 12-60. all great lenses i love it. its a luxry to have it.