Olympus ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 9-18 mm

The M. Zuiko Digital ED 9-18mm F4-5.6 is Olympus's third lens for the Micro Four Thirds system to reach the market, covering the wideangle end of the spectrum. It was first announced at the same time as the E-P2 in November 2009 (alongside a...

I think a lens system can be judged by its coverage of the shorter focal lengths (wide angle). Manufacturers are quick to cover the medium to longer telephoto ranges first, leaving those of us who shoot wide to wait in the sidelines. So I ...

I've had this lens for a year and a half now, and it has become a huge favorite for taking on trips. I'm not a professional, but I am picky about image quality and very impressed with what this delivers, especially when one considers its size/price.

Sadly my copy has field curvature at 18mm.

Its the light weight coupled with the usual fantastic performance of zuiko lenses that makes this a budget winner. Ok its not going to win prizes for speed but if its landscapes that are your thing I cant recommend this lens highly enough.

The Zuiko 9-18mm provides dramatic ultra-wide angle performance at an affordable price. The lens is compact, light and seems sturdy. Images are sharp with vivid colors.

Very nice and compact wide-angle, but the price, moderate f-stop and focus distance limits this to specialty users who need wide-angle for scenery or architectural shots outdoor during the day.

This single lens is reason enough to get into m4/3! It makes the EPL1 really shine in IQ, AF and portability.

This is an outstanding lens, and despite the cost, great value for money. I got my lens from Japan and the price paid includes EMS shipping and currency conversion fees. It wound up cheaper than the Four Thrids equvalent lens is locally (Australia) so...

This could easily be my main lens, good range for the way I (and a lot of people) shoot. Like the way it folds away for easy carrying.