Is this compatible with the Olympus EP5?
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Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use some software to make red/blue anyglyph). Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use... » Read More Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use some software to make red/blue anyglyph). « Show Less
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Olympus and Panasonic jointly developed the micro 4/3 standard and in theory lenses should be interchangeable. But I looked up about the 3D lens in particular and found this response. I cannot say for sure as I have only the Lumix camera. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2931382 You can notify me for further info. James Hong osirisbear@hotmail.com
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I would say NO, Sherrill. I bought the lens for my Olympus Mini-PM1, in the hope that at least I would get two images per frame. Yes, the lens fits on the Olympus, but the camera told me "lens not supported" - doh. Had to by another Panasonic body (Lumix GF6), as the lens was useless, otherwise. It now works (on the Panasonic body), but the results are disappointing, at best. What can one expect from the two lenses so close to each other? I would stay away from it. If you are interested in stereo photography, get a Fuji W3 Stereo camera (I have two...). They are very good, by comparison! Best, Hans I would say NO, Sherrill. I bought the lens for my Olympus Mini-PM1, in the hope that at least I would get two images per frame. Yes, the lens fits on the Olympus, but the camera told me "lens not supported" - doh. Had to by another Panasonic body (Lumix GF6), as the lens was useless, otherwise. It now works (on the Panasonic body), but the results are disappointing, at best. What can one expect from the two lenses so close to each other? I would stay away from it. If you are interested in stereo photography, get a Fuji W3 Stereo camera (I have two...). They are very good, by... » Read More I would say NO, Sherrill. I bought the lens for my Olympus Mini-PM1, in the hope that at least I would get two images per frame. Yes, the lens fits on the Olympus, but the camera told me "lens not supported" - doh. Had to by another Panasonic body (Lumix GF6), as the lens was useless, otherwise. It now works (on the Panasonic body), but the results are disappointing, at best. What can one expect from the two lenses so close to each other? I would stay away from it. If you are interested in stereo photography, get a Fuji W3 Stereo camera (I have two...). They are very good, by comparison! Best, Hans « Show Less
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Olympus and Panasonic jointly developed the micro 4/3 standard and in theory lenses should be interchangeable. But I looked up about the 3D lens in particular and found this response. I cannot say for sure as I have only the Lumix camera. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2931382You can notify me for further info. James Hong osirisbear@hotmail.com
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Hello, If the lens lumix 3d is 100% compatible with olympus EP5. With this camera you can take 3D photos without this lens. I hope the answer will serveORQ
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I am so sorry for not be able to answer this question. I do not have olympus . But i can ask my brother in law. He should know. Sorry again. Thank you
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No all the Olympus camera that are digitalThat have a 3D setting use the lens that comes with the camera And use the soft ware that is in the camera or on the disk that You load into your computer This lens is not compatible with the camera The camera will not operate
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Yes it is compatible with! That is actually the camera body I use currently :)
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Absolutely, is compatible with all the Olympus OMD line (EM-5, EM-1 and EM-10) as well as all the Pen camera bodies and also the Panasonic line.
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I'm not sure. I'm thinking it should work with your Olympus. I have a Sony system and I love this product. I use them all the time now.
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I have an Olympus E3 and it fits and works very well. To be absolutely sure; check with Olympus.
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Sorry I don't know I was looking for an Olympus 4/3 epm1 mini and it did not fit
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NO!!!It is a Micro Four Thirds lens not for the E5 which is a 4/3 mount camera!!It will work on the EM-5,EM1,EM-10 and newer MFT cameras.Albert E
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I do not have either of the two mentioned cameras, so I don't know. But, I am guessing that the cameras you mentioned are smaller than EPL-1, so I would say, at least for EPL-5, that it is very likely that it would fit.
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I used it on my Olympus EM-1 no problem.So, if the LCD screen is comparable,it should fit.
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Yes, the Olympus OM-D E-M5 is a Micro 4/3s camera, and this lens will work with any Micro 4/3s camera.
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I don't know. I'm not familiar with the Olympus omd em5. I learnt that my own camera (Lumix FZ200) was compatible by going to a website called Digital Photography Review http://www.dpreview.com. Check out the forums on that site or ask in the forum - they seem very helpful.
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I really can't answer that. I have an Olympus camera that has the USB mini connection port. If your camera has the mini port I am sure that it would work just fine.
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I have an E3 Olympus and no problem with the lens. It was my understanding when I looked into the lens that it would work on all 'E' cameras. Best advice...check with Olympus directly before purchasing.
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Yes, it's compatible with Olympus E-P1~5, E-PL1~6, E-PM1 & 2. Surely works for Panasonic Lumix G, GH & GF series of Micro Four Third cameras. Good optics, my only comment is the zoom ring is stiff, not silky smooth as Nikon, Canon, Minolta, Sigma or Tamaron. But overall good lens for the price.
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most camera have a universal screw mount on the bottom of the camera. It works with my Olympus PEN just fine. Check the bottom of your camera if there is a small hole for a screw, this will work just fine.
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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. Olympus has a converter compatibility chart at their website.Here is the link to the chart: http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/accessories/lenses/lens-converters.html?ici=lensesnav_lens-accessories-conventers&icn;=topnav