Does this lens work well with the new E-M1 and micro 4/3 in general? (I know you need the MMF adaptor for it to work.)
1505531
This lens produces sharp images with my GH2 and GH3, but the focus is slow.
1505532
This superb lens is slow to focus on most four thirds cameras.On the E-M5 focus is accurate, but slow.On the E-M1 it focusses much faster and accuracy is high.My new EM1 is superb, by the way.
1505533
The AF works fine, maybe not as fast is the M43 lenses but it does work. This lens has never been a speedy lens so I've used it mostly for portraits and slow street shooting. Wonderful & maybe the top lens of the 43 lenses despite the hunting issue & slower AF. I used it for a while with my E-3, E-PL2 & E-P2 but has been replaced by the M43 45mm f1.8.
1505534
This superb lens is slow to focus on most four thirds cameras. On the E-M5 focus is accurate, but slow. On the E-M1 it focusses much faster and accuracy is high. My new EM1 is superb, by the way.
2186326
Yes, it will work nicely. I have one and use it with my Nikon F lenses on a Panasonic GF3. You have to set your E-M10 to shoot in "no lens" mode. I use aperture priority, which will say the f-stop is set to "0", or something like that. The camera doesn't know what it is. You can use full manual mode as well, if you prefer. The light meter in the camera will still work so it will automatically adjust the shutter speed for whatever you manually set the lens f-stop to. Manual focus only, of course.
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.
247219
No it wont.This is designed for micro four third type of camera.For example a EPL1The E-620, is a 4/3. As a general rule, any lens that has a M, next to the model is desgined for micro 4/3.
1268294
Without knowning anything about micro 4/3 lenses, I'll go out on a limb and guess that 1) it is completely different mount type than the Leica M mount and 2) probably won't work for what you want to do.
1045086
This is a manual lens that fits the Micro 4/3rds system. It has manual focus. If your camera will handle this format and can handle a manual operation lens then it will work. I use it as a camera lens cap, as one of the settings covers the pinhole lens. It will take a decent picture if you don't have time or access to your good automatic lenses.
1679640
That's my understanding. It's not a micro 4/3 lens, but rather the original 4/3 format lens. The adapter lets it connect electronically to the M1 camera and the combined or two types of focusing are now used in the M1 that allows you to use auto focus with it when the adapter is used. I just received an email from Olympus itself saying that its Spring sale of refurbished lenses, etc., were on sale for a week or so. One of the items may have been this adapter. But ask the same question to Olympus.
1670020
Yes, it will work with an m4/3 adaptor, it's quite good and its the version that is faster focusing on m4/3 cameras
2022692
it fits all micro 4/3 cameras. however, it does not have any electrical connections. So, any m43 lens you attach to it becomes fixed focus (i.e. you have to move the camera to get focus), because all m4/3 lenses are "focus by wire". Manual lenses attached to these will operate the same as usual.
1124542
It will work, but you won't be able to use the autofocus very well. This lens is designed for phasefocus but the micro 4/3 uses contrast focus, so it will be very slow and unreliable.If you want to use a micro 4/3 camera with the (superb) 12-60, then you could go for the (more expensive) Olympus OM-D E-M1 or M5 camera. Then you'd have a truly awesome team!
1917999
Should work. I'm fairly certain that so far all the micro 4/3s lenses work with all the panasonic models. The only one I would think would be questionable is the 3d lens.
1069239
The original Olympus lens was desgined for the 4/3rds cameras and not the Micro 4/3rds.You'll need an adapter to get the lens to mount and depending on the adapter you may or may not have autofocus. With the newer 75-300 you are up and running as soon as you pop the lens on your Micro 4/3rds body.
1956188
These extension tubes should work fully with all micro four thirds cameras. My experience with the Olympus E-M1 is that it performs as claimed. Auto-focus worked fine. There is no reason not to expect it to perform well on your E-M10.
543069
You need an MMF1,3 or 3 adapter. Then it IS compatible. It is a SUPER sharp lens.
1000585
No - these use the same lens mount - "Micro 4/3" - you probably want to turn off the E-M1's IBIS and rely only on the lens built in stabilization feature if they have it - olympus has it built into the body, Panasonic has it in their lenses
11172
Yes it will work with an appropriate 4/3rds to micro 4/3rds adaptor from panasonic or olympus, I have used with a micro 4/3rds camera and it works quite well with a slower focusing on low light situations
157550
Yes I have this lens and the EF mount BMCC. If you have the M4/3 mount BMCC there is also a M4/3 version of this lens for sale on Amazon. You're covered either way, just choose the lens to match your mount.