I accidentally ordered this one over the Olympus OM one! Does this one still support OM lens?
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It will work if it has a Micro 4/3 Mount all the latest Panasonic and Olympus Cameras like the EP series and OMD have a Micro 4/3 Mount unless its a older model than you require the Olympus 4/3 Mount not the Micro 4/3, THE Olympus OM-D EMI-Can take both Micro 4/3 and 4/3 lenses
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NO!! that particular model only adapts Minolta MC and Minolta MD lens to either of the Micro 4/3 bodies ( Panasonic or Olympus).
1519700
NO, as far I know this will adapt Minolta SR lenses (MC/MD) to any Micro Fourthirds body. OM lens have a different mount and focal plane distance.
1519701
I wouldn't know about that, but Amazon has a great return policy so just return it and get the right one.
767367
For any Olympus body except the OMD EM5 (or any future bodies with 5 axis in-body image stabilization), use the lens OIS with the Panny 45-200. Pretty much everyone agrees OIS is better than IBIS with this combo.
600150
I have the same lens (as well as several other Olympus lenses) and yes, this one seems to fit tighter. However, for me, it's not too tight and the lens works perfectly. If you're lens is working, even if it's a bit tight to put on, there may be so reason to exchange it.
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Yes, this lens works with Olympus m43 camera fully automatically and I'm with him on my OM-D E-M5 very satisfied - my photo gallery with this lens http://www.nahuby.sk/fotogaleria_autora.php?galeria_id=141846
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Not sure if it will fit your olympus. However i know this lens is manual focus only.
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Charity, I have no real reason to criticize the Panasonic, but I have purchase 4-5 different lenses for my OMD EM-5 and have tried the Panasonic versions. I have always reverted back to the Olympus versions of the lens because of the different "color" casts I get from the Panasonic versions. Seems that the Olympus versions are slightly sharper and the color renditions are much more "spot on" when used on an Olympus Camera. I am assuming that manufacturers work to match their lens coatings to the color adjustment algorythyms in their processors and vice versa. I would opt for the Olympus lens for the Olympus EM-10. That of course is a personal preference based upon personal experience. Charity, I have no real reason to criticize the Panasonic, but I have purchase 4-5 different lenses for my OMD EM-5 and have tried the Panasonic versions. I have always reverted back to the Olympus versions of the lens because of the different "color" casts I get from the Panasonic versions. Seems that the Olympus versions are slightly sharper and the color renditions are much more "spot on" when used on an Olympus Camera. I am assuming that manufacturers work to match their lens coatings to the color adjustment algorythyms in their processors and vice versa. I would opt... » Read More Charity, I have no real reason to criticize the Panasonic, but I have purchase 4-5 different lenses for my OMD EM-5 and have tried the Panasonic versions. I have always reverted back to the Olympus versions of the lens because of the different "color" casts I get from the Panasonic versions. Seems that the Olympus versions are slightly sharper and the color renditions are much more "spot on" when used on an Olympus Camera. I am assuming that manufacturers work to match their lens coatings to the color adjustment algorythyms in their processors and vice versa. I would opt for the Olympus lens for the Olympus EM-10. That of course is a personal preference based upon personal experience. « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't own an Olympus. I have a D3000 with a 18-200mm lens and it all fits well. Aside from that it fits tiny things (memory card, cloth, battery, etc) but not another lens.
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Yes, it works great with the OMD-EM5. You may hear a little bit of an aperture rattle if you go from light to dark quickly, but the lens is a gem. Love it. I also have the panasonic 20mm f1.7. I would say if you want a more compact reasonably priced lens look at that. In my opinion the Pana/Leica 25mm f1.4 is far better.
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I had similar lenses which did not work on my nikon. The shorter OM lenses have a metal piece that interferes with the Nikon mechanism. My longer, 100 mm lens did work, however.
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No, it's a micro4/3 lens usable on all the Olympus micro4/3 cameras. The aperture ring isn't functional with the current Olympus firmware though.
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I have absolutely no problems with the lens. I use the lens on an Olympus OMD-EM1 and thus do not activate the OIS on the lens. I also have the Olympus 14-80 and they both move smoothly in the same way.
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Many thanks for replying. Have just ordered an adapter ( cheaply), as I only wanted the lens to play around with. Lesson learnt ; Hubby cannot buy lenses without me knowing what he's paying out for !!
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I don't see why it shouldn't. What you get with olympus bodies is that the image stabilization is in the camera, whereas the Panasonic cameras rely on it being in the lens. So with a manual OM lens you won't get image stabilization on this, but you would on an Olympus Pen.
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beware, i ordered it for my olympus and the threads in the rings must have been damaged or maybe it wasnt for my camera though i was told it was , and it damaged one of my very expensive lens and noone took responsiblity for it..so i am now out of a very expensive lens because of this product which i returned immedietly ...please do your research before purchasing this ..i should have known more before purchasing it..i am out a good lens because of it..
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I have never owned an Olympus camera, but if you buy a filter with the correct diameter I can't see why it shouldn't mount on the lens
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I don't have an Olympus, I used it on a Nikon D5300 w/18-55 kit lens. The Op/Tech site has a fitting guide check with them.
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If you mean the OM-D E-M10, then yes. Per Olympus, the OMD E-M10 has Micro Four Thirds mount (link: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10.html ), and so is compatible. Wanderlust specifically calls out the Panasonic AF-100 as being incompatible, but all other M43 should work. The issue being that the lens actually projects into the body cavity of the camera. The space behind the lens is part of the M43 specification, so that should be reliable.If you mean the OM-10, then no. That's a 35mm SLR. The M43 has a much smaller flange depth than any 35mm camera, and so, even if you could mount it, the mirror would hit the back of the lens when the shutter was released. If you mean the OM-D E-M10, then yes. Per Olympus, the OMD E-M10 has Micro Four Thirds mount (link: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10.html ), and so is compatible. Wanderlust specifically calls out the Panasonic AF-100 as being incompatible, but all other M43 should work. The issue being that the lens actually projects into the body cavity of the camera. The space behind the lens is part of the M43 specification, so that should be reliable.If you mean the OM-10, then no. That's a 35mm SLR. The M43 has a much smaller flange depth than any 35mm camera, and so, even if you... » Read More If you mean the OM-D E-M10, then yes. Per Olympus, the OMD E-M10 has Micro Four Thirds mount (link: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/e-m10.html ), and so is compatible. Wanderlust specifically calls out the Panasonic AF-100 as being incompatible, but all other M43 should work. The issue being that the lens actually projects into the body cavity of the camera. The space behind the lens is part of the M43 specification, so that should be reliable.If you mean the OM-10, then no. That's a 35mm SLR. The M43 has a much smaller flange depth than any 35mm camera, and so, even if you could mount it, the mirror would hit the back of the lens when the shutter was released. « Show Less