Best for
- macro photography
- low-light photography
- street photography

Micro Four Thirds Lens
The Olympus 45mm f/1.8 M.Zuiko Digital MSC Autofocus Lens for MFT (Micro Four Thirds) Black | 37 is a native Micro Four Thirds lens currently represented by 5 used KEH offers. Its strongest practical roles include macro photography, low-light photography. Its 45mm prime focal length encourages a deliberate shooting style and avoids the size and complexity of a zoom.
Editorial buying guidance
This product is classified for the native Micro Four Thirds mount. Confirm sensor coverage, crop behavior and any camera-specific limitations before purchasing.
Start by comparing Excellent and Excellent Plus offers for a balance of price and cosmetic condition. Consider Bargain grade when the price difference is meaningful and cosmetic wear is acceptable. Always review the exact accessories included with the selected listing.
Current KEH inventory
Lower grades can offer strong value when cosmetic wear does not affect the performance you need.
| Condition | Included details | Current price | Retailer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Like New MinusGrade LN- | See the KEH listing for included accessories. | $244.00 | View at KEH ↗ |
| Like New MinusGrade LN- | With Caps | $254.00 | View at KEH ↗ |
| Excellent PlusGrade EX+ | With Caps | $245.00 | View at KEH ↗ |
| Excellent PlusGrade EX+ | With Caps and Hood | $258.00 | View at KEH ↗ |
| ExcellentGrade EX | With Caps and Hood | $246.00 | View at KEH ↗ |
This single-focal-length portrait lens has a beautiful shallow depth of field which allows for background blurring effects that are not possible with the 14-42mm kit zoom lens. The Movie-Still-Compatible (MSC) mechanism utilizes nearly "silent" focusing technology. It is great for tracking a moving child or pet, and provides a quick and silent focus mechanism for movies and still photography. | Olympus 45mm f/1.8 M.Zuiko Digital MSC Autofocus Lens for MFT (Micro Four Thirds) Black | 37 | - LN- - Like New Minus | Used
Selected from active KEH inventory using native mount compatibility, current offer depth, focal length, aperture information and photography use-case classifications. Inventory depth is not treated as proof of optical superiority.
Last editorial update: Jul 27, 2026