WIll the auto focus for the olympus work on the panasonic
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Richard, yes, it will, the only feature that does not work is image stabilization.
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If you are referring to m43 or fourthird then yes. Olympus and Panasonic have the same format and you can use any lens with any camera within this format.
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As far I know, the Olympus micro Four Third lenses are compatible with Panasonic micro Four Third cameras ind auto focus works fine.
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I don't know, I would call Olympus and ask them if a remote that works on an OM-D m-5 will work on your camera.
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I would assume so, but given the cost of it, I'd certainly check with Panasonic to be sure. This lens isn't cheap, but it is fun.
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The mount is compatible but Panasonic and Olympus do their image stabilization differently. Olympus puts the stabilizer in the camera body, Panasonic puts it in the lens itself. So putting an M.Zuiko lens on a Panasonic camera will loose some functionality.
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Not sure if it will fit your olympus. However i know this lens is manual focus only.
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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.
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I use both Olympus and Panasonic lenses, and Panasonic lenses both with and without OIS, with my GX7 (and E-M5). If there's a difference in the way it handles stabilization with the different lenses, I haven't noticed it.
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I'm sorry but my camera is a Panasonic, not and Olympus and so I don't know the answer to your question.
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I don't see why it would not work. The description says all Olympus models. It works TTL on my E-P1 and OM-D E-M5 and it doesn't specifically list those models in the description.
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I am using mine on an Olympus PM2; however, it should work on any Panasonic or Olympus Micro 4/3 camera.
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Yes, absolutely. All auto functions and exposures will work perfectly. The stabilizer will not function, as Olympus bodies have built-in functionality for that. This is a stellar lens.
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Actually this only works with the Panasonic series. It's a decent viewfinder. I purchased it but actually just found myself photoing without it most of the time for ease-of-use's sake. Good luck.
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This lens will work if you buy a micro 4/3 adapter. Buy the best you can afford, preferably Olympus or Panasonic, as these should retain auto functions with the lens. Some cheaper adapters will not connect electronically between the lens and the camera so you will have set aperture, speed, and focus manually. Make sure before you buy that the adapter is capable of auto functions.
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The lens will work with Olympus ep1 with the proper adapter. This particular one includes an adapter for sony nex cameras. But I believe similar one available with adapter for micro 4/3rd cameras. See this http://www.amazon.com/Fotasy-Silver-Adapter-Panasonic-Olympus/dp/B00DHXCMKI/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399839765&sr=1-2&keywords=fotasy+35+mm
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That's not the camera I have, but being the owner of about 4 or 5 different Olympus, the trick was finding out if your model will ACCEPT a remote control . . . ANY remote control. NONE of mine did until the SP-820UZ. If the camera itself does not have the remote function built in, then no remote will work. That's been my experience and the outcome of talking to MANY folks at Olympus USA.
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Sure. That is one of the main advantages of micro 4/3 system. All micro 4/3 lenses will work with any micro 4/3 camera.It is said that Panasonic cameras will be able to get a bit more from Panasonic lenses, and Olympus cameras from Olympus lenses, in terms of firmware correction (such as geometric distortion or vignetting), but they are said to be very subtle, though. Basic correction will work, as Autofocus, and almost everything.I have, for instance, an Olympus 45mm f.18 lens that is probably my favorite lens (wonderful for portraits), and works perfectly with my Panasonic GH2. Sure. That is one of the main advantages of micro 4/3 system. All micro 4/3 lenses will work with any micro 4/3 camera.It is said that Panasonic cameras will be able to get a bit more from Panasonic lenses, and Olympus cameras from Olympus lenses, in terms of firmware correction (such as geometric distortion or vignetting), but they are said to be very subtle, though. Basic correction will work, as Autofocus, and almost everything.I have, for instance, an Olympus 45mm f.18 lens that is probably my favorite lens (wonderful for portraits), and works perfectly with my... » Read More Sure. That is one of the main advantages of micro 4/3 system. All micro 4/3 lenses will work with any micro 4/3 camera.It is said that Panasonic cameras will be able to get a bit more from Panasonic lenses, and Olympus cameras from Olympus lenses, in terms of firmware correction (such as geometric distortion or vignetting), but they are said to be very subtle, though. Basic correction will work, as Autofocus, and almost everything.I have, for instance, an Olympus 45mm f.18 lens that is probably my favorite lens (wonderful for portraits), and works perfectly with my Panasonic GH2. « Show Less
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No. Use one or the other; i.e. turn off the Panasonic IS in the lens and use the in-body Olympus IS. You don't want two computers (yes, M43 lenses have computers in them) both trying to make corrections at the same time. Other than that suggestion, there is no problem using Panasonic lenses on this camera.