Will it work with an Olympus OMD EM-1?
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I am not sure, mine is Canon 60D I am struggling to sync this flash with my camera
2021941
I assume it will "work" with Olympus cameras with standard flash shoe. However, the Yn560III will NOT do ETTL, on your Olympus (or any camera), it is strictly a manual flash. I have three that I use with Nikon 7100, 5200, 70s, and 40. I use them off-camera and trigger with Yongnuo RF-603 N3 2.4GHz Wireless Flash Trigger (fyi, I don't know if there is a "trigger" that works with Olympus). If you want camera to adjust flash with ETTL you should not purchase.
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It works perfectly on my older Olympus E-500. It is supposed to work on any hotshoe but I would contact Wein directly first to avaoid any damage to newer cameras.
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Check with Olympus tech support. If the connections fit, there is still some danger to an electronic device of not having the right adapter.
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It works fine with OMD EM5, so I guess it will work with EM1. Just take care of the type of connection cable, there are different types of connectors.
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Sorry, I don't really know but I'll bet it will work just fine. Mine has worked with both Sony and Sanyo products. But why not ask this directly at the Olympus site and make sure.
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I don't know what the e pm1 camera is. I have an e-620 slr. It works fine with mine. John
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Yes it will fit an E-P1 and all other cameras with an M4/3 mount. The only lenses that will fit on it are Olympus OM's (from their prior film SLR days). To fit lenses with other style mounts you will need other, appropriate adapters. You must manually focus with this and any of the other cheap adapters and you need to be able to manually set the aperture of any lens in question (such as by a lens ring with click-stops)
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It has a standard XLR connector, so if the Olympus has XLR mic inputs then yes.
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Yes it will. Bought it for my dad who has a Panny First gen GF1. I was using an Olympus EPL2 (micro 4/3) and it worked. I also currently have an OMD (also a micro 4/3) which I have not formally tried but they are officially compatible. There us a newer model which has HD video capability if that's your thing now. Also, Olympus does do a 14-150mm lens which is lighter and cheaper although more soft if that is your thing.
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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.
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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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I bought this for my GH4 and it works fine. I believe the Olympus OM-D E-M1 has a mft mount as well. So YES, it should work.
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I do not know but would go to a store that sells the Olympus and see if it is compatible or contact the manufacturer
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Usually this works with most Olympus Cameras. I works with the E and EM series. Check your documentation with your camera. Olympus includes an accessory sheet with cameras; check your Timer/shutter release and if it list the rm-uc1 this will work. If still unsure, e-mail tech support and Olympus.com and they will respond promptly.
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Yes, I own the OMD EM-5 and bought it for use with the camera. Works like a charm. Wish it was a little smaller, but otherwise no complaints.
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I use it on my Olympus OMD EM5 if that helps. I can't find a good source for what type of connector but Olympus calls the port on the camera USB 2.0.
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Yes. It will work with any camera that has the eyelets that take a metal loop.