My M43 Kit

My M43 Kit

MFT lens database and kit log

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  • Released
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  • August 25, 2025
  • August 7, 2026

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Your personal Micro Four Thirds lens companion. Browse the lens database, add and edit your own, catalog your collection, log your shoots with photos, and see depth of field — all tuned for your system. Every lens has a page - Tap any lens for full specifications on one screen - Weight, length, diameter, filter thread, minimum focus, magnification - Full-frame equivalents: field of view, wide-open depth of field, and the diffraction limit in 35mm terms - Your photos and that lens's shot notes, together with its specs - Load it into the depth of field calculator from here My Kit - See your entire collection at a glance - Focal coverage chart shows what your kit covers — and where the gaps are - Total weight, fastest aperture, widest and longest lens - Lens usage heat map reveals which lenses you added shot notes to 111 MFT lenses with full specs — plus your own - Panasonic Lumix G and Leica DG - OM System / Olympus M.Zuiko - Sigma, Voigtländer Nokton, and the complete Laowa MFT line - TTArtisan, Yongnuo, and Tamron's one MFT lens - Discontinued classics included — first-generation zooms and primes back to 2008 - Weight, dimensions, weather sealing, image stabilization for every lens - Native Micro Four Thirds mount only, and native MFT figures - Every spec checked against the manufacturer's own published figures; if a number can't be verified, it isn't listed - Add any lens that isn't here — legacy, adapted, or third-party — edit it anytime, and it works everywhere Your lens collection - Mark owned lenses with one tap - Attach your own photos to any lens — product shots, MTF charts, reference frames - Filter by brand, type, focus, filter diameter - WR and IS badges at a glance - Brand-colored cards for quick identification Compare lenses - Pick two lenses and compare depth of field side-by-side - Independent focal length and aperture controls per lens - See real differences at any focus distance Shot log - Document your shots with lens, settings, and conditions - Attach a photo to each note for a visual record - Record what worked and what to try differently - Export notes in CSV, JSON, or Markdown Depth of field tools - Visual DOF diagram shows your in-focus zone in real-time - MFT-specific calculations (correct 0.015mm circle of confusion) - Hyperfocal, near limit, and far limit - Pick any lens straight from the calculator, your own lenses first - Smart matching shows which lenses fit your current settings Built for photographers - Glass-effect design with smooth animations - Beautiful dark mode - Haptic feedback - No subscriptions. No ads. Pay once, own it. Whether you shoot OM System, Panasonic, Sigma, Voigtländer, Laowa — or adapt vintage glass — this is your Micro Four Thirds field companion.
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What's New in My M43 Kit

3.0

August 7, 2026

New: Lens detail pages. Tap any lens to open it — full specs including length and diameter, your photos, that lens's shot notes, and the whole thing on one screen instead of squeezed onto a card. New: Full-frame equivalents. See the field of view and the wide-open depth of field your lens gives in full-frame terms — honestly labelled, because exposure doesn't scale: f/2.8 still meters as f/2.8. It also tells you where diffraction starts to bite, which on this format matters earlier than most people expect. New: Pick a lens straight from the DOF tab. A lens button in the toolbar, searchable, with your own lenses grouped first — no more going to the database and back. Changed: Tapping a lens card now opens its detail page. To load a lens into the DOF calculator, open it and tap "Load in DOF Calculator" — or use the new lens picker in the DOF tab. Changed: M43 Lenses is now My M43 Kit. Same app, same collection, new name — the lens database was only ever half of what it does. Fixed: A bug that could silently lose hand-entered custom lenses if their stored data ever became unreadable. Your lenses are now preserved and the failure reported instead of passing quietly. Your owned lenses, custom lenses, photos, and shot notes all carry over untouched.

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