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Revision as of 14:08, 26 May 2006

Zuiko is the name of the camera lenses made by Olympus, from the first one, mounted in 1936 on the Semi Olympus, to the present day. All the Olympus cameras use the Zuiko lenses made by the company.

Zuikō is written 瑞光 in Japanese and can be translated as "auspicious optics" or "auspicious light". It is the abbreviation of Mizuho Kōgaku Kenkyūjo (瑞穂光学研究所, Mizuho Optical Research Institute), a branch of Takachiho Seisakusho (the later Olympus) that had been founded to develop a camera lens.

Zuiko interchangeable lenses

Zuiko for other companies

The Zuiko lenses were also mounted on some cameras made by other Japanese companies:

List of Zuiko lenses

18×24mm lenses

24×36mm lenses

4×4cm lenses

  • 60/2.8 Olympus D.Zuiko, 4 elements, taking and viewing lens of the Eye Flex B
  • 60/3.5, elements unknown, taking and viewing lens of the Eye Flex A

4×5cm lenses

Interchangeable lenses of the Olympus Standard: see Olympus Standard.

4.5×6cm and 6×6cm lenses

  • 75/2.8, six elements, four groups

Other lenses

  • 200/4.5, marked Takatiho NoXXXX ZUIKO 1:4.5 f=200mm, for aerial camera

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