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That one lens that allows me to leave two others at home.

You know, when your tools turn into a natural extension of your creativity. No matter if it’s a pencil, brush, pen… or in my case a camera and a lens, that’s when you’ve got the right tool in hand. - Chris Eyre Walker

From ultra-wide to outdoor portraits

Enjoy more shooting versatility with a fixed F4.0 aperture that runs through the full 16‑50mm (35mm equivalent) focal range. It also boasts a 23 cm minimum focusing distance at all focus points, and up to 0.42x magnification for capturing more creative images.

Weather resistant metal construction

This IPX1‑rated lens is splashproof, dustproof, and freezeproof down to -10 C for worry-free, all-weather shooting. Shoot in rough conditions with confidence. Manufactured from durable, long-lasting metal, this lens takes whatever the outdoors dishes out.

Pro performance

Made with some of the world’s finest glass, an array of precision-cut elements work together to eliminate chromatic aberration and minimize ghosting and flare. Capture high resolution images with spectacular edge-to-edge sharpness at every focal point, even when the lens is set at the widest aperture.

We're leading a revolution in optics

Ultra-wide, Redefined

Compact wide angle zoom
Pro performance
Weather resistant

It’s an ultra-wide world. The M.Zuiko Digital 8‑25mm F4.0 PRO is perfect for capturing outdoor scenes and dramatic landscapes. It easily fits in your hand, weighs only 411g and features powerful magnification. No worry, weathersealed construction lets you shoot spectacular images in all conditions. Ultra-wide. Portable. Perfect.

72⌀ Filter Compatible

Adding a polarizing or neutral density filter takes your images to new, creative places. As a lens ideally‑suited to landscape photography, you’ll appreciate being able to add a ø 72 polarizing filter or neutral density filter to soften bright light and capture beautiful motion blur.

M.Zuiko Glass

It takes a lot of lens elements to capture pristine images. You’ ll find seven types of glass inside the barrel, including Super ED and EDA elements. They’re arranged in 10 groups and configured to eliminate chromatic aberration, ghosts and flare. It’s what happens when you make some of the world’s finest glass.