I have the Olympus OM 55 mm F/1.2 Lens. Is This adapter going to work with this lens on my Nikon camera?
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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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Gnarly, this doesn't work for Nikon lens. It's for MD/MC minolta lens. Look for something like nikkor/F to e/nex mount adapter(s).
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Hello. This adapter did not work with my Nikon D3200. I received an error message on my camera that it could not find a lens so would not take any pictures. I could not even focus the lens manually since the camera did not recognize there was a lens at all.
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This is for a Nikon 1 J1 or V1 camera. If you wanted to use it on another Nikon you will probably have to buy an adapter. Check Nikon.com to see what lenses are compatible with your camera.
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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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with proper adapter for Nikon no problem,as long you have your camera on manual be careful note the adapter is very unstable to sustain the lens attached to the camera, as matter of fact my adapter stripped after few days of working. i suggest to screw the adapter on to the lens first, then line up to the camera and twist make sure you steady on the lens
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I only use this adapter on my 18 to 55 lens, and I got some excellent results. So it should fit just fine with a 14-44mm.
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This adapter is suitable if your Nikon lens has a manual aperture ring. You will need a different adapter if the lens does not.
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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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The Canon AT-1 uses an FD mount (not an EF mount), so I don't think this is the correct adapter, though I have not tried it personally. You might have a look at this thread: http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?106948-Olympus-OM-on-Canon-FD-Body
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Yes, that will work on the OMD EM5. It will allow you to use Nikon F-mount lenses in manual focus mode, and with manual aperture control. If the lens doesn't have a manual aperture ring you won't be able to control aperture.
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No it is for micro four thirds cameras such as Panasonic and Olympus. They do make adapters for the Nikon 1 system but this isn't it.
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This adapter is used to make standard nikkor F mount lenses fit on the smaller Nikon 1 series cameras. So if I understand your question correctly, this isn't the product you are looking for. Mounts are standard size; what I think you are referring to is front lens diameter.
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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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I haveOlympus Zuiko 55 mm F/1.2 Lens.Is This adapter good for Nikon D800 or nikon D600? Thanks
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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
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I figure it probably would. It screws on like a filter to your already existing lens. So, just order it with the adapter for the lens size you need. The regular lens I use is a 58 mm, and when I ordered this, I made sure to order that size so you get the right adapter ring. Then, u just screw it right now. If you have a 55mm, just order THAT size. It's cheaper & more portable than an actual full fisheye for SLR. It's great for using in winter, and autumn, breaking up too many strait lines, and is great with city landscapes, especially winter, and in gray-scale. It also gives a great GLASS refraction look to the light, and gives unique distortions to your images. Great if you want a macob, dark, or Goth look, and many others. Experiment frequently.