could this lens work on an Olympus epm1
1947110
Yea Surely :)It works on Olympus Epm1It's specially designed for Micro Four Thirds Cameras, which is "Olympus Epm1" one of them.
1947111
It should, as it's a micro four thirds lens and the lens mount for that camera is micro four thirds. I recently saw the 100-300 mm Panasonic lens used on an olympus micro four thirds, a fancier model than the epm1. The 45-200 is good for what it is, but remember, it's a pretty cheap lens and don't expect too much from it. The 100-300 is quite a bit better, but is missing some critical range from 42-100 mm and is twice as expensive and somewhat larger. If you are going to shoot a lot around 100-150 mm on the 45-200 mm lens, it will do fine. If you want to shoot a lot at its maximum focal length, I would consider the Panasonic 100-300. It should, as it's a micro four thirds lens and the lens mount for that camera is micro four thirds. I recently saw the 100-300 mm Panasonic lens used on an olympus micro four thirds, a fancier model than the epm1. The 45-200 is good for what it is, but remember, it's a pretty cheap lens and don't expect too much from it. The 100-300 is quite a bit better, but is missing some critical range from 42-100 mm and is twice as expensive and somewhat larger. If you are going to shoot a lot around 100-150 mm on the 45-200 mm lens, it will do fine. If you want to shoot a lot at its maximum focal... » Read More It should, as it's a micro four thirds lens and the lens mount for that camera is micro four thirds. I recently saw the 100-300 mm Panasonic lens used on an olympus micro four thirds, a fancier model than the epm1. The 45-200 is good for what it is, but remember, it's a pretty cheap lens and don't expect too much from it. The 100-300 is quite a bit better, but is missing some critical range from 42-100 mm and is twice as expensive and somewhat larger. If you are going to shoot a lot around 100-150 mm on the 45-200 mm lens, it will do fine. If you want to shoot a lot at its maximum focal length, I would consider the Panasonic 100-300. « Show Less
1947112
Just double check if you need an adapter - I believe an adapter is needed to use Olympus 4/3 lenses on Panasonic 4/3 cameras and vice versa. But it should be pretty cheap. Otherwise it will work fine.
1947113
It should, as it's a micro four thirds lens and the lens mount for that camera is micro four thirds. I recently saw the 100-300 mm Panasonic lens used on an olympus micro four thirds, a fancier model than the epm1. The 45-200 is good for what it is, but remember, it's a pretty cheap lens and don't expect too much from it. The 100-300 is quite a bit better, but is missing some critical range from 42-100 mm and is twice as expensive and somewhat larger. If you are going to shoot a lot around 100-150 mm on the 45-200 mm lens, it will do fine. If you want to shoot a lot at its maximum focal length, I would consider the Panasonic 100-300.
1947114
I have no direct experience with Olympus but there are 3 or 4 answers already on the Amazon site that address compatibility. Use this link and view the "questions."Panasonic 45-200mm f/4.0-5.6 Lumix G Vario MEGA OIS Zoom Micro Four Thirds Lens for Panasonic and Olympus Micro Four Thirds Cameras
2034273
Yes, it will work, and work very well. Using it on an Olympus means you don't need to use the power O.I.S. I have it "off" all the time. It's a fantastic lens, well worth the investment.
112660
I have this lens and I use it with an OMD EM-1 and a Pen E PM-1. I love it. The "will it work" tool on this page says it will not work. I am a little mystified by that, and believe that the tool is incorrect. http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/lenses/pen-omd/super-telephoto/m-zuiko-digital-ed-75-300mm-f4-8-6-7-ii.html. The zoom feature is manual.
2013388
Hello Ioannis Yes, as long as it's an Olympus OM mount, it'll work. That lens doesn't seem to have an aperture lever shield so compatibility isn't a problem.
2181047
Yes it will, as all other lenses with the micro 4/3 mount...Olympus designates such lenses as "M" Micro type... Nice lens...very versatile lens with such a broad zoom range, ideal for many photographic subjects and cropping situations. Light weight and quality imaging. I use it mounted on my Olympus E P2...with great results.
1232253
I used this adapter for four different lens that I owned with my Olympus OM-1 and it worked fine on my E-510.
121509
There's no reason why this shouldn't work, as all Micro 4/3 lenses work on any body. This lens was produced later than the original kit lens for the EP series and has a quieter auto focus specifically designed for video work.
169817
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).
313316
I have lots of older Nikon glass and use them on my Olympus pl-1 without any issues. Problem is being a 'D' lens you may not be able to adjust f-stops and focus manually. I have a couple Nikon auto focus lenses but they can be adjusted manually. Try and look up your lens on a camera site (B&H photo) and check what they say about compatibility. If you have been able to use this lens on a MANUAL focus Nikon body, it should work.
808637
It is roughly the same size as the 35-100 from Panasonic. I think it would be possible take into consideration though that because of the diameter and the mount position with the hood installed it will actually can't backwards when set on a level surface. I think the lens itself will be more than accommodated though on the epm2. I have seen use of it in the EPL5 and it was acceptable. The lens itself is a real gem and on the Olympus bodies performs flawlessly.
336692
Yes it will. I also feel that Olympus bodies are better, because of built in in body stabilization. Panasonic bodies focus faster though with this lens.
88037
Depends. Are these manual focus lenses like the ones used on the oly film cameras? (also known as Olympus OM lenses). If not, if they are digital, then as long as they are 4/3 lenses, they will work. If you have OM style lenses, you can buy an adapter to mount these lenses. It fairly inexpensive, around $25-$40.
631894
It may with a "A Mount adapter". As it stands the lens is a "A Mount" and won't work with your cameras "E Mount" configuration. Hope that helps.
1225858
Mike -my name is Jim-I have the MF-2 OM adaptor using it on an EM-5 -and it works with several legacy lenses from my old OM-1 and OM-2 cameras-obviously auto focus does not work with those lenses-I'm not familiar with the E-PM1 but I'd be surprised if your lenses didn't work -especially if they're selling it to fit your camera-hope this helps -love the Olympus cameras
1296596
It should work fine. I use this product on my Olympus E-P2 and E-PM2 and also my Panasonic GH-1. It's great giving new life to old lenses.
1198296
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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I have an Olympus and do not know for sure. There are two models of this attachment. You better check the Miele website.