Will this film work on an Olympus OM-1
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Yes and no. The Olympus OM-1 is a 35mm camera and this item is 120 film, so this particular item won't fit in your camera - it's too wide. There is a 35mm version of this film (cost is $5.50 per roll - http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Ektar-Professional-Exposures-Negative/dp/B001GO5TU0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1426483509&sr;=8-1&ke;ywords=ektar+100) and that works VERY well on your OM-1.
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I don't believe so- only because this is 120 film, and the Olympus OM-1 takes 35mm film- but Ektar 100 comes in 35mm which would work great! Kodak Ektar 100 Professional ISO 100, 35mm, 36 Exposures, Color Negative Film
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Yes and no. The Olympus OM-1 is a 35mm camera and this item is 120 film, so this particular item won't fit in your camera - it's too wide. There is a 35mm version of this film (cost is $5.50 per roll - http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Ektar-Professional-Exposures-Negative/dp/B001GO5TU0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426483509&sr=8-1&keywords=ektar+100) and that works VERY well on your OM-1.
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Yes it will and it will also blow your mind. I have been into photography since 1950. I re[placed my Nikon D90 with the OMD-em1 and I have never been happier. Goto the Olympus site and look at the videos and you will see what this lens can do.Have fun
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As long as the olympus has a microphone input, yes. This is just a 1/8" standard mic jack.
530249
Only if Kenko makes one for that Olympus system. Without the entire listing I can't tell, nor do I know if Kenko even offers one for it. Read the entire listing- they are camera system specific.
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I don't see why it shouldn't. What you get with olympus bodies is that the image stabilization is in the camera, whereas the Panasonic cameras rely on it being in the lens. So with a manual OM lens you won't get image stabilization on this, but you would on an Olympus Pen.
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I have an older model of this which works well on the Olympus E3. this model will not work on speeds above 1/100. Shutter does not open fully.
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It works with both my E-PL5 and OMD E-M5. According to Olympus, both of my cameras use the Olympus remote cable RM-UC1, so if the E-PL2 works with the RM-UC1, I believe it will.
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This takes Nikon mount lenses, and adapts them to fit on micro four third lenses. So yes, it will work on an Olympus OMD EM5. By the way, it works great for lenses with a MANUAL aperture control ring on the lens. In other words, you have to manually control the aperture ring. You have to set your camera to shoot in "no lens" mode. I use aperture priority, which will say the f-stop is set to "0", or something like that. The camera doesn't know what it is. You can use full manual mode as well, if you prefer. The light meter in the camera will still work so it will automatically adjust the shutter speed for whatever you manually set the lens f-stop to. MANUAL FOCUS ONLY, of course. This takes Nikon mount lenses, and adapts them to fit on micro four third lenses. So yes, it will work on an Olympus OMD EM5. By the way, it works great for lenses with a MANUAL aperture control ring on the lens. In other words, you have to manually control the aperture ring. You have to set your camera to shoot in "no lens" mode. I use aperture priority, which will say the f-stop is set to "0", or something like that. The camera doesn't know what it is. You can use full manual mode as well, if you prefer. The light meter in the camera will still work so it will... » Read More This takes Nikon mount lenses, and adapts them to fit on micro four third lenses. So yes, it will work on an Olympus OMD EM5. By the way, it works great for lenses with a MANUAL aperture control ring on the lens. In other words, you have to manually control the aperture ring. You have to set your camera to shoot in "no lens" mode. I use aperture priority, which will say the f-stop is set to "0", or something like that. The camera doesn't know what it is. You can use full manual mode as well, if you prefer. The light meter in the camera will still work so it will automatically adjust the shutter speed for whatever you manually set the lens f-stop to. MANUAL FOCUS ONLY, of course. « Show Less
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I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with your camera as mine is completely different from yours. I did Google it and found some information helpful to you at www.olympusamerica.com. Hope this helps.
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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 Fotasy Silver 35MM F1.7 TV Movie Lens + Silver Lens Adapter for MFT M4/3 cameras
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I have the OMD cameras and have used this with the M5.It worked well.Make sure you have the right synch connection.
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I think it depends on what camera - it doesn't work on my Canon A-1 (film).
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Yes; this adapter will allow you to put any OM lens (35mm Camera) from the film days and adapt it to your Olympus PEN and OMD cameras (all of them). Just a note: I bought this adapter and used it once. I did not like the results I was getting with the older lenses. They worked fine but are not as nice as the Olympus M. Zukio Prime lenses. The only ones I use now are the PEN/OMD line of prime digital lenses; an expensive choice but it makes life easier and I can afford it. I recommend the 17mm F1.8 it is awesome. They are available on Amazon, Ebay, and Craigslist Used & New.
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I have tried this on the following olympus cameras, EPL3, EP3, EPL5, OMD, E520, E620, E30 and it worked on all of them as best as I can recall.
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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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Yea Surely :)It works on Olympus Epm1It's specially designed for Micro Four Thirds Cameras, which is "Olympus Epm1" one of them.
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Yes it will but keep in mind that Olympus cameras have image stabilization in the sensor and NOT in the lenses. Panasonic lenses are image stabilized. So if you have an Olympus you can use either brand and have image stabilization but this is not necessarily true going the other way.