ZUIKO DIGITAL 25 mm f2.8 is a thin, lightweight single-focus standard pancake-type lens. The lens has an overall length of 23.5 mm. When combined with E-410 or E-420, the total length including the camera body and lens is only 76.5 mm. The result is an easy-to-store, easy-to-carry camera system with go-anywhere portability.With a focal distance equivalent to 50 mm on a 35 mm film camera lens, this standard pancake-type lens provides an image angle very close to that of the naked eye. The result is a near-natural visual field that makes this an ideal standard lens for daily use, whether for simple snapshots or for more sophisticated portrait and landscape shooting.

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This Olympus BLS1 Battery (1500mAh) holds more power than the standard original battery supplied with your digital camera. You will be able to shoot even more on a single charge. The battery’s integrated microchip prevents overcharging & lengthens battery life.

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Life is in the details, and the EVOLT E-410 was built to let you capture all of them. The Live View LCD is an uncommonly cool feature for a digital SLR. And when you experience the ergonomic feel and lightweight portability of this camera, you’ll want to take it everywhere. Whether the important details of your life are smiling faces or far-away places, you’ll capture pristine, detailed memories, thanks to a proven Dust Reduction System and powerful 10-megapixel imager.

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This highly affordable kit mates the powerful Opteka 420-800mm Super Telephoto Zoom Lens with its matched 2X Teleconverter for an ultra powerful 840-1600mm combination that will allow you to capture images magnified up to 32xs that of a standard 50mm lens!

This zoom lens is manufactured in Japan with HD? multi-coated all glass elements and a removable lens hood for superior contrast and resolution with an aluminum alloy body that is surprisingly lightweight and compact. Macro focusing, even at 1600mm down to a remarkable 5.25 ft, will reveal all of the great detail and textures of small subjects. This extremely powerful combination offers all the versatility you need for wildlife, sports, nature and surveillance photography.

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An accessory ring available in most popular mounts which converts the lens mount of your SLR camera to a T-mount. This allows the attaching of all T-mount lens accessories, etc. to popular camera mounts.

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User Ratings and Reviews

1 Star DOA
The product was dead on arrival. The instructions said to remove the protective stripe from the battery. There was non. I called 17th Street Photo, they said that maybe the battery was dead. I checked it with my Volt-Ohm meter …. checked OK. They said they’d send me a new one. They never did.

4 Stars Works great!
I purchased this wireless remote for my Olympus Evolt E-510 camera. The build seems a little cheap (battery door feels a little flimsy), and the battery that came with it was dead when I got it (I wasn’t sure if the remote was working or not until I replaced the battery), but the remote works very well. I brought it with me on vacation, and was able to get really great group shots and it really came in handy. It even works at a range of 30 feet too!

Overall, it was definitely worth the purchase, however, the the build quality could be a little better.

5 Stars Opteka RC-7 Wireless Remote Control
I bought the wireless remote to use with my Olympus E-510 camera. The remote works perfectly and I recommend it to anyone seeking a less expensive option to the Olympus brand.

1 Star Poor quality
Product is of very cheap construction – battery compartment lip breaks easily when you access battery. Dissapointing…

5 Stars With Olympus E-510, All 3 Advertised Buttons Work
I have only used the RC-7 with an Olympus E-510. It also has separate sets of buttons for Minolta, Nikon, Pentax, and two varieties of Canons.

The E-510’s own manual only documents the usefulness of three buttons of their brand of remote; Normally only shutter release (S). In manual BULB mode, the W and T buttons will open and close the shutter manually. The – and + buttons are not documented in the E-510’s manual. So it’s not shocking that on the RC-7 the + and – don’t do anything; working as Olympus designed. Olympus apparently only enables these buttons on other models of cameras.

I’ve used the RC-7 to snap pictures of the moon without shaking the camera on the tripod. Worked great.

Some reviews have complained that the remote doesn’t work. Mine appeared to be brand new, but didn’t have any plastic tab isolating the battery. It worked right out of the box. Well, that’s after I figured out that I had to go through the E-510’s drive-mode menu to enable the E-510’s ability to react to a remote (top left of camera, left silver button closest to user, near flash button). With this button, you can set the camera to snap a pic immediately after clicking the remote’s shutter release button, or to wait two seconds and then snap the pic. RTFM.

If you’re in doubt as to whether the RC-7 is sending a signal, then put your camera into live view mode (where you can see the image on the LCD). Then point the remote towards the lens and press and hold any button on the remote. The human eye can’t see the signal, but when it is translated onto the LCD screen, there is a noticeable pulsing light from the remote when it’s working. If you can’t see it, try again in a dark room. Alternatively, try viewing the signal with another digital camera or camcorder – they all should be able to see/reveal it. (You won’t see this through any camera’s optical viewfinder.)

The RC-7 is a better value than the Olympus version, and it can control other camera brands that you may already have, or buy in the future. Or maybe you have another Olympus model that actually has a use for the + and – buttons.

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