Do I need an dapter to use Lumix Micro 4/3 l;enses?
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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
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Greetings,The beauty of the Micro 4/3 is that is compatible with any brand that has Micro 4/3 mounts without having to use an adapter. For example with the E-M1 you can use Panasonic Lumix Micro 4/3 Lenses, Sigma for Micro 4/3s and even leica for Micro 4/3s. Hope this help.Best,Gala H and B Digital Team
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The other responder is correct - the E-M1 supports all m4/3 lenses natively. You should turn off either the lens OIS or the body IBIS, and not use both simultaneously. However personally, I would turn off the lens OIS and rely on the newer 5-axis IBIS in the E-M1 body.
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This lens is compatible with all Lumix 4/3 Micro bodies. BTW, the lens is very fast and provides excellent Bokeh effect
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No you can't. But the product it's amazing, strong Check the size of your camera before.DSRL and BMCC works fine!
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You need an adapter. Thought you can buy a simple "passive adapter" it will perform MUCH better with DSLR preamp/mixer adapter such as the ones by juicedlink. Dual system is also a good option. Bear in mind this is a condenser mic. You'll need a battery or a device that can feed it power.
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Depends on the camera. If you're useing ND filters and manually setting your stop then yes. But if the camera is auto setting the exposure then it's a really expensive useless peice of equipment.
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yes you need it. the end that plugs into the camera is slightly larger than the generic one. the generic one is too small, stinks huh.
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It has the older Minolta Maxxum/ Sony shoe so you should not need an adapter.
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Just to clarify my answer: you can use Panasonic IS on Olympus. Micro 4/3 lenses are compatible. With Olympus sensor image stabilization also on, you will get a conflict. You can certain try it to see the effect of double image stabilization. I own an Olympus EPL3 and a Panasonic Lumix GX1. I always turn off lens IS if I use Panasonic lens on my Oly.
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Your D-Lux 4 came with Capture One 4.x. Use that. It's not a good decision to purchase a camera based up it's compatibility with Adobe software products. Lightroom will open the D-Lux 4 raw files, but it triples the size (for now). I've played with D-Lux 4 raw and jpg files. Even though I shoot raw exlcusively with my DSLR, I've decided that the D-Lux 4 is more than a capable jpg camera. I stopped shooting raw with it and I'm very happy.
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Yes. You'll need a 4/3 to micro 4/3 adapter. Olympus and others offer them.
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I used it for an Olympus Micro 4/3 camera and it did just fine. If the Lumix are about the same size then you shouldn't have any difficulty.
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Hey, I think you would be trying to exceed the limits of your flash, maybe the smaller softlighter would be good for portraits with the flash you have. Or double up on flashes, I use 3-4 yongnuo flashes with this item. Depending on what camera you have you may need something to trigger the flash, you can search for flash triggers, you need receivers and transmitters, the cheap ones work fine if you don't need e/ttl, or you can use a TTL cord. Hope this helps
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Hi Elisa, no adapter required, it comes with everything .It works great on my t4i, and there is no physical difference between the two cameras. But the camera does not matter so much, it's the lens. I'm using it with a 18-55 lens, and it works awesome. Cheers.
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Use a multiplier of 2 for micro 4/3 cameras. This lens would be a 28mm-84mm (35mm equivalent)
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You don't need this. The D7100 camera is compatible with the Nikon ML-L3 infrared shutter release. It is alot cheaper than this product and it is basically a remote. Check it out.http://www.pixiq.com/article/nikon-d7100-official-announcement
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I'm under the impression that you can use a 52mm filter without an adaptor, but am not certain. Can anyone clear this up?
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From what I understand you will need the adapters which I also purchased. If you search Gary Fong Sony on youtube he details the adapters required and setup. If the flashes and triggers have the ISO hot shoe then no adapters are required. I believe the phottix equipment I purchased have the Minolta shoe hence why I purchased the adapters.