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Olympus Zuiko 60mm f/2.8 ED Macro — Field Curvature Assessment

A thank you to B&H Photo — after the oddly disappointing performance of the 1st evaluation sample of the Olympus 60/2.8 ED macro, I now have a 2nd sample, which appears to be superior to the first sample (assessment/comparison coming).

B&H Photo has the 60mm f/2.8 ED macro in stock as this was written.

In shooting the two samples of the Olympus 60/2.8 ED, I came across a bit of surprise: significant field curvature at ~1:25 reproduction ratio.

Field curvature is not something I expect to see in a telephoto macro lens, at least not a 60mm focal length. And it helps explain the somewhat puzzling results with the first sample; field curvature in combination with a lens assembly error can be very confusing to evaluate.

For more on field curvature, see Making Sharp Images.

Olympus E-M5 + 60/2.8 ED macro @ f/5.6

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