I have a older OM-2n camera with matching lenses. Will this Fotodiox OM-MFT adapter fit between my OM-2n Zuiko lenses and a Olympus Pen E-2P and work?
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Yes; this adapter will allow you to put any OM lens (35mm Camera) from the film days and adapt it to your Olympus PEN and OMD cameras (all of them). Just a note: I bought this adapter and used it once. I did not like the results I was getting with the older lenses. They worked fine but are not as nice as the Olympus M. Zukio Prime lenses. The only ones I use now are the PEN/OMD line of prime digital lenses; an expensive choice but it makes life easier and I can afford it. I recommend the 17mm F1.8 it is awesome. They are available on Amazon, Ebay, and Craigslist Used & New.
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Yes, it will and works fine. No automatic lens settings or autofocus of course.
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Yes, I use this adapter with my OM 50mm f/1.4, 28mm f/2.8 and the 35~70mm f/4 zoom lenses. It has a nice snug fit and they all focus to infinity.
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My understanding is that the OM system Zuiko and other aftermarket lenses with the OM mounts will work on the OM-D, with the following caveats:You will need an adapter sold by Olympus. Auto-focusing will not work, you must manually focus themThey will be larger and heavier than the MFT equivalent lenses because they are designed to throw a larger image area, however, this also means that there won't be any vignetting and the central image area will be used where the performance is the best.The lenses will appear to be more telephoto than when used on the original OM 35mm cameras because the sensor area is smaller than the 35mm frame so essentially you are cropping the image. My understanding is that the OM system Zuiko and other aftermarket lenses with the OM mounts will work on the OM-D, with the following caveats:You will need an adapter sold by Olympus. Auto-focusing will not work, you must manually focus themThey will be larger and heavier than the MFT equivalent lenses because they are designed to throw a larger image area, however, this also means that there won't be any vignetting and the central image area will be used where the performance is the best.The lenses will appear to be more telephoto than when used on the original OM... » Read More My understanding is that the OM system Zuiko and other aftermarket lenses with the OM mounts will work on the OM-D, with the following caveats:You will need an adapter sold by Olympus. Auto-focusing will not work, you must manually focus themThey will be larger and heavier than the MFT equivalent lenses because they are designed to throw a larger image area, however, this also means that there won't be any vignetting and the central image area will be used where the performance is the best.The lenses will appear to be more telephoto than when used on the original OM 35mm cameras because the sensor area is smaller than the 35mm frame so essentially you are cropping the image. « Show Less
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I bought this to use with the E-PM1 and it works great. As long as your camera has a USB release plug, which I'm pretty sure that it does, it will work. Since the E-PM2 is compatible with the Olympus RM-UC1 Remote Cable Release just like the E-PM1, I'm fairly certain that it will work.
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It should work. It will fit very snug on the camera and super tight on the lens so don't expect to be able to switch the adaptor to another lens quickly. I don't like shooting with my adaptor when unknown I will have to change lenses at all quickly.
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It works on my Olympus micro four thirds OM-D EM-5. Not sure about other cameras.
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It will fit your E-P1 and any other Olympus or Panasonic Micro 4/3 mount camera. This adapter is for Olympus OM lenses (as used in the OM-1, 2, 3, and 10 series of film cameras. Because these lenses are totally manual, you must focus manually and set the aperture manually. One important advantage is that you can get cheap used OM mount lenses and use them with your PEN camera, but remember that you must focus and set the aperture manually.
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I not sure. The adapter I need was for my 70-300mm lens and this adapter did not fit that len. The adapter I needed for that was an Olympus 3/4 MMF-2 costing about $150. However my Olympus 40-150mm f/4.0-5.6 lens fit on my E-PL1 without an adapter, so I not sure why you need an adapter for you lens to fit
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It may work, depending on your lens. The connection between the camera body and the adapter was a good fit but the connection from adaptor to lens was less than great. It wobbled and felt unsecure. If in doubt, order it and try it. Return it if you are not satisfied :)
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Hello - I bought this adapter thinking it would fit those lenses - and it didn't. I have both the 50mm f/1.8 and the 28 mm f/2.8 - both didn't fit b/c there's a metal stub at the bottom that does not allow it to mount on the adapter. The only lens I had that fit was the 75-150mm lens.I wouldn't buy it.
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Sorry i dont know! i have a om-d em-5. if your camera have micro usb plug i think so. Sorry for my english :)
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Olympus MMF-3 Four Thirds Lens to Micro Four Thirds Lens Mount Adapter should do it.
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Yes, but you'll need one of the many OM-to-micro4:3 adapters. Olympus' version is expensive, but there are many inexpensive third-party adapters. Make sure whichever one you get focuses properly at infinity (and at minimum focus distance).
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No! This one adapts OM Zuiko lenses to your E-PL1. You say your lens is a Zuiko (not an M.Zuiko), so it is a 4/3 mount for the Olympus 4/3 SLR cameras. For your micro 4/3 camera, you need a 4/3 to micro 4/3 adapter. It's different! The Olympus model is "Olympus 260964 MMF-2 MFT Lens Adapter". Panasonic makes one too, and there may be cheap third-party ones too.
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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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I have used this adapter to mount an old 1985 version film camera lens (OM 50mm f/1.8) to my NE-5N. It will also work fine on my NEX-7. I don't know if your Olympus E-510 lens has the same mount as the old OM lens. That you will have to research elsewhere as I don't know the answer to that question.
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No. The lens you have has the Minolta Autofocus Mount. The Fotodiox adaptor is for the Minolta Manual Focus (MD/MC.) Your lens will not fit. If I am mistaken and the two mounts are the same, then the optics will work fine together. The adaptor seems to work well with telephoto lenses; but not with wide-angle lenses.