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Micro Four Thirds lenses on one focal scale

So far 11 of the 62 lenses we hold have their own page here, listed below; the rest follow as their pages are released. The Micro Four Thirds lenses we hold specifications for, by maker, each linked to its own page with the comparisons people search for, and what fits which body.

  • 11lenses
  • 6types
  • 3makers

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Micro Four Thirds lenses

How to read the bars: focal length in mm on one log scale for every type. Solid: the mount's largest format (Micro Four Thirds). Outline: a smaller format. Dashed: coverage not stated.

Travel zooms

1 lenses

One lens spanning 7× or more, from wide to long.

Telephoto zooms

1 lenses

Starting at 50 mm or longer on full frame: sport, wildlife, faces across a room.

Standard zooms

4 lenses

Around 24 to 70 mm on full frame: one lens for most of what you shoot.

1 more

Wide primes

2 lenses

One focal length, 30 mm or wider on full frame.

Standard primes

2 lenses

One focal length from 31 to 60 mm on full frame, close to how the eye frames.

Portrait primes

1 lenses

One focal length from 61 to 150 mm on full frame.

Types go by focal length on full frame (Four Thirds × 2): wide zooms end at 40 mm or wider, telephoto zooms start at 50 mm or longer, travel zooms span 7× or more; primes are wide to 30 mm, standard to 60 mm, portrait to 150 mm and telephoto past that. Specifications from each maker's pages and the open databases under Sources.

Sources

  1. Lensfun lens database (CC BY-SA 3.0)
  2. Wikidata, checked Oct 9, 2026 (CC0 1.0)

Lensfun data is used under CC BY-SA 3.0; our compilation of it is shared under the same license.

Each entry links its own page; the sources its entries come from are listed here. How we build these pages