I have an Olympus E-450 and have been given an Elicar auto zoom lens 75-205mm X 2 = 410mm do you know which adator ring I need and can you supply it.
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You need to determine which lens mount is on the lens already. Is it a T-mount thread (42 mm)? Also be aware that the T-mount will NOT support auto exposure or focus functions. You will be working with full manual functions. There may be an adapter for your lens and camera available, but in my experience off-brand equipment for Olympus mounts are limited. Best strategy is to use the B+H or Adorama websites to try to find the item you need, then shop it around fr a better price, if possible. Best of luck.
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I have an E-510 therefore I can't give you a specific answer for your camera. But you can contact Olympus or B&H; Photo in NY and I am sure they can help you out. Thank you for your business!
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i'm not sure the lens that came w/ mine were canon zoom lens EF 75-300 mm and EFs 18-55mm.. I would think that they would but I can't be sure.. this is the first cannon i've owned.. I switched from Olympus.
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The adapter rings are pretty easy to find at most photo stores or online -Amazon, B&H or Adorama etc. just type in whatever filter size you are starting with then the size you want, for example you might type in "adapter ring 72-77mm" and you'll get a bunch of choices, they run about $5.
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You'd have to get a 58mm-77mm step up ring because both of your lenses are 58mm. I'm not sure how well it would work that way. You could get the Canon 500D 58mm instead and it would fit fine.
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Someone more knowledgeable will hopefully chime in but this is one part of two that you need. You will also need the T-Ring for your camera; however, this may be everything you need including this adapter: Deluxe Telescope Camera Adapter Kit for Sony NEX "E"-Mount - 1.25" Variable Eyepiece Projection & Prime FocusPlease double check my answer though. Good luck and once you find the right set up it is awesome!!!
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You will see from the description that this was meant to fit a Minolta "MD" lens. MD lenses were made in the early 1980s . Minolta introduced a new lens mount, the A system, breaking compatibility with its earlier manual-focus lenses in the MC and MD system. The A lens mount is still the same today, but some modifications have been made to the electronic contacts to facilitate new functions such as motor zoom (xi lenses, now discontinued) and a more sophisticated flash metering system (ADI). I don't know if Fotasy or any other maker produces an adaptor for a the "A" mount lenses. If you want to use this mount BUY A MINOLTA Rokkor MD LENS. They are found on eBay for very little money and are very, very good lenses. They are manual lenses so you will have to do the focussing yourself!
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You can always buy some automatic extension tubes. I use them all the time with my Olympus lenses. Neewer, Fotasy, and Fotodiox makes them.
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I think I'm missing a ring too, it has a ring, but the ring says "S7/58mm" on it. It attached just fine to an 18-55 lens because it's a 58. It does NOT attached to a 50mm lens because it's a 52. Someone else is saying the ring should say 46-58 but it only says 58.
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Hi, If I'm answering you're question correctly, the diameter of the focus ring (the moveable part) is about 72mm. If this sounds incorrect let me know and I'll send a photo to discuss further
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Does anyone know if this ring flash will fit on a Sigma 105mm macro lens?? Would an adaptor be needed and if so what kind? Thanks!
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Dear Pamela, It didn't work when I bought it. There is far too much slack between the ring and the Minolta lenses. Poul Bjerregaard, Odense, Denmark
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http://www.celestron.com/browse-shop/astronomy/astroimaging-accessories/t-rings-and-adapters/t-ring-for-canon-eos-camera you need ITEM # 93419 from celestron
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Honestly I don't know. I'm an amateur photographer. I actually called Olympus and asked about the different lens and this one was recommended to me. Sorry I'm not much help.
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there is a adapter ring you can use for different lenses size 40.5-37mm.... dont know if it will work for the SLR lenses. I dont have an SLR...I would Google it. :-)
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I have an E3 Olympus and no problem with the lens. It was my understanding when I looked into the lens that it would work on all 'E' cameras. Best advice...check with Olympus directly before purchasing.
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I really can't give you an answer except with my own experience. I have a Canon DSLR Rebel T3i, and the lens fits perfectly. I have no idea what an e mount is, frankly, but I love this lens. It is great.
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No you will need this adaptor. http://www.dx.com/p/viltrox-jy-43f-lens-adapter-ring-for-olympus-digital-cameras-black-167833#.U_uqnGfn_iw It's MMF-1 which allows you to use autofocus.