Olympus offers free 45mm lens for OM-D customers
Portrait optic with popular CSC
Olympus is running a new promotion, giving customers purchasing an advanced compact system camera a free 45mm lens.
Customers purchasing an Olympus OM-D in the UK will qualify for a free 45mm f/1.8 portrait lens.
Both the OM-D and the 45mm lens have gained great critical success this year, with the OM-D being launched at the CES trade show in January.
Featuring a 16 million pixel Live MOS Four Thirds sensor, a tilting touchscreen and a high resolution electronic viewfinder, the OM-D sits in the premium compact system camera market.
Olympus was one of the first companies to produce a compact system camera and shares the Micro Four Thirds format with Panasonic.
Portraits
The 45mm f/1.8 lens gives an equivalent focal length of 90mm in 35mm terms. With a wide f/1.8 aperture, the lens is particularly useful for shooting portraits but is also good for a variety of other subjects.
To claim the lens, which is worth around £250, customers need to purchase an OM-D between October 15th and December 31st 2012.
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The offer will only be valid in the UK and Ireland through authorised Olympus sellers. Customers can reserve a camera for pick-up on the 15th to qualify for the promotion now.
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