This lens is compatible with Olympus Pen camera E-PL1?
881736
Yes. The "kit" lens which came with my [older] E-P2 was the 14-42mm, but you need the 14-42mm II lens (which came out later) in order to be compatible with the Fish-Eye Converter, the Wide Angle Converter and the Macro Converter. hat's why I bought the II, to be compatible with the converters, but truth be told it is a nicer more, shall we say, stable lens than the one that came as my "kit" lens. I didn't just buy a newer PEN in order to get the II lens because I prefer the metal body, even though it is more expensive. HTH.
881737
Yes, the 14-42mm II will fit your PL-1. I own both. I also have an OMD E5 and assorted mft lenses. FYI all of the micro 4/3 (mft) cameras have the same mounts. Even across brands although you may lose some functionality using say, a panasonic lense on an olympus body.
881738
Yes it is, that is the camera i use it with. the lens i had with the camera broke and this was what i bought to replace it. turned out to be a better lens. It also word withthe macro olypus attachment and others. great purchase.
881739
Yes, it's compatible - I've been using the EPL1/14-42 II combo for a number of months now with positive results - it focuses accurately, quickly and quietly on the EPL-1 and takes nice photos. I've noted that a small number of posters have mentioned potential firmware issues and poor photographic performance with this camera/lens combo, but that hasn't been my experience - and the majority of user posts appear to reflect similar, positive results.
881740
Yes, it is compatible and works very well with it. It also takes wide angle lens converter.
1448081
Yes,Olympus E-PM1 is micro 4/3, I use the Len on Olympus OME EM5 It's working good. You can use this Len on all Lumix G and Olympus micro 4/3, I have Lumix G2,GF2,GX1 working fine with this Len.
2042087
Yep, works on any m4/3 camera, as is the PEN E-PL1. It's a nice lens as well.
313317
I have lots of older Nikon glass and use them on my Olympus pl-1 without any issues. Problem is being a 'D' lens you may not be able to adjust f-stops and focus manually. I have a couple Nikon auto focus lenses but they can be adjusted manually. Try and look up your lens on a camera site (B&H; photo) and check what they say about compatibility. If you have been able to use this lens on a MANUAL focus Nikon body, it should work.
606041
This lens will mount to ANY Olympus PEN/OM-D Micro 4/3 or Panasonic Micro 4/3 Camera including: Olympus OM-D E-M1, E-M5, E-M10, PEN E-P1, E-P2, E-P3, E-PL1, E-PL2, E-PL3, E-PL5, E-PM1, E-PM2 Panasonic Lumix G5, G6, GF5, GF6, GH3, GH4, GM1, GX7
1296597
I can't be 100% posiitive without actually trying it on that camera but since the E-M5 is supposed to use the same micro 4/3 mount lenses that might E-PL1 camera uses, I don't see why it wouldn't.
1287237
I highly doubt it can. My E-PL1 barely fits with the kit lens on, there is absolutely no room on top. Olympus has another case here that might be more your size. I'm looking to switch to it myself now that I'm getting more lenses. Olympus E-System Micro 4/3 Digital SLR Camera Case - Gadget Bag (Black) for PEN E-PL1, E-PL2, E-P3, E-PL3, E-PM1 and OM-D E-M5
1529199
Unfortunately it is not. It is only compatible with the "L" series lenses. Good luck!
1448082
Yes,Olympus E-PM1 is micro 4/3, I use the Len on Olympus OME EM5 It's working good.You can use this Len on all Lumix G and Olympus micro 4/3, I have Lumix G2,GF2,GX1 working fine with this Len.
1956187
It does work with my EPM-10. Used it originally on the E-PM1 with about the same degree of success. All electronics pass through and work with Olympus lenses which means you can pull autofocus. You will have to experiment to see what works best. Not the same as a true macro lens but a good start.
31604
Yes. Olympus has a converter compatibility chart at their website. Here is the link to the chart: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/accessories/lenses/lens-converters.html?ici=lensesnav_lens-accessories-conventers&icn=topnav
619637
E-PL1 Lens Mount is micro4/3, then it fit but it only works aperture priority only as well as focal length will be almost double.
1947111
It should, as it's a micro four thirds lens and the lens mount for that camera is micro four thirds. I recently saw the 100-300 mm Panasonic lens used on an olympus micro four thirds, a fancier model than the epm1. The 45-200 is good for what it is, but remember, it's a pretty cheap lens and don't expect too much from it. The 100-300 is quite a bit better, but is missing some critical range from 42-100 mm and is twice as expensive and somewhat larger. If you are going to shoot a lot around 100-150 mm on the 45-200 mm lens, it will do fine. If you want to shoot a lot at its maximum focal length, I would consider the Panasonic 100-300. It should, as it's a micro four thirds lens and the lens mount for that camera is micro four thirds. I recently saw the 100-300 mm Panasonic lens used on an olympus micro four thirds, a fancier model than the epm1. The 45-200 is good for what it is, but remember, it's a pretty cheap lens and don't expect too much from it. The 100-300 is quite a bit better, but is missing some critical range from 42-100 mm and is twice as expensive and somewhat larger. If you are going to shoot a lot around 100-150 mm on the 45-200 mm lens, it will do fine. If you want to shoot a lot at its maximum focal... » Read More It should, as it's a micro four thirds lens and the lens mount for that camera is micro four thirds. I recently saw the 100-300 mm Panasonic lens used on an olympus micro four thirds, a fancier model than the epm1. The 45-200 is good for what it is, but remember, it's a pretty cheap lens and don't expect too much from it. The 100-300 is quite a bit better, but is missing some critical range from 42-100 mm and is twice as expensive and somewhat larger. If you are going to shoot a lot around 100-150 mm on the 45-200 mm lens, it will do fine. If you want to shoot a lot at its maximum focal length, I would consider the Panasonic 100-300. « Show Less
31609
Yes. Olympus has a converter compatibility chart at their website.Here is the link to the chart: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/accessories/lenses/lens-converters.html?ici=lensesnav_lens-accessories-conventers&icn;=topnav
2047940
I'm sorry, I don't know for sure, but I thought all Olympus SLR lenses fit all of the Olympus SLR cameras but don't quote me or go by that info. Good luck, I hope you can find the answers. Perhaps call a reputable camera store or Olympus Customer Services.
1942367
Absolutely, is compatible with all the Olympus OMD line (EM-5, EM-1 and EM-10) as well as all the Pen camera bodies and also the Panasonic line.
2034273
Yes, it will work, and work very well. Using it on an Olympus means you don't need to use the power O.I.S. I have it "off" all the time. It's a fantastic lens, well worth the investment.