will this work with the Olympus OMD M10?
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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
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No. The Pinwide Lens is a MICRO 4/3 mount. The OMD M10 is a larger FOUR THIRD mount.
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Yes it will work fine. The wanderlust device has no electronics or moving parts. It is simply a molded piece of plastic with a super thin metal aperture hole. It will not interact with the electronics of any micro-four-thirds camera. All exposures must use manual shutter settings. If you are interested in pinhole photography it is a must have item for your MFT camera. Be sure to try some extreme close-up shots!
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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.
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If you look at the picture of the item and match the size of the camera connector end, you should be able to determine if it will work. There are different cable ends for different applications and if you own an Olympus, I would almost think it would work but look at the connectors to be sure. This connector is one of the larger ones vs some that are slimmer so check. Good Luck.
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The M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-50 lens works with any Olympus Micro 4/3 camera, so yes it does fit the Olympus OM-D E-M10. Micro 4/3 lenses (and cameras) have an "M" in their names (as in "M.Zuiko"). Standard 4/3 lenses don't have the "M," and can only be used with Micro 4/3 cameras if you add an adapter.
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Greetings Yes the Olympus 40-150 Zoom will fit the EM10 Camera. Best regard, H and B Digital Team
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Hello Stephen, While we haven't tested the Olympus OM-D EM-10 with either the Original or the Deluxe Lightscoop, based on information from another customer (measurements he took of the camera), it appears that it WILL work with your camera. You can inquire directly through inquiry at lightscoop dot com as well, and we can work with you. Phil Williams Lightscoop
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Hi, I really don't know. You can contact someone at Micro Solution and ask them. Here is the website http://www.microsolutionsusa.com/ Then click on contact. On their products page they only show one product for the Olympus OM-D E-M5 so I would assume that is the only one for Olympus. If you give them the size of your screen they can possibly tell you of another one that might fit on your camera. I contacted them in the past and they are very helpful. There screen protectors are fabulous.
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I only know for sure it's compatible with the micro 4/3 Olympus line. The new models have built in electronic viewfinders.
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I have the M5 and it fits fine. You should check specs for both cameras to make sure that the M10 is the same size as the M5. Good luck!
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GreetingsYes the Olympus 40-150 Zoom will fit the EM10 Camera.Best regard,H and B Digital Team
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It should, provided you bought the right module, Since both of your cameras are by Olympus, contact the seller via Amazon and ask the appropriate question. The seller should give you the answer to which one you need to purchase. Mind you this a remote shutter release, not a flash controller.
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It worked perfect in mine Olympus X 800.I couldn't tell you if it works on this model.
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I own an Olympus O-MD E5 and it works fine. Don't know about your camera. Sorry.
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It also works with the Panasonic FZ150 and FZ200 in TTL mode, (tested OK). It's really made for the OMDem5 for use with all it's functions. It should work with any Olympus or Panasonic camera.(not tested)
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Yes, Tony, I have the 60mm Oly macro lens on my OMD-EM5. It mounts just fine..also on my OMD-EM10
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I don't have the OMD E-M1, sorry about that. I bought it to go with the Oly Pen E-P5.
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I do not know since I have not purchased the E-M1. There are a couple of forums available that, if the question was put on them, an answer would come quickly. Good luck!
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It has a standard XLR connector, so if the Olympus has XLR mic inputs then yes.