Is this lens compatible to the OM D E m1 Olympus, or I need the 4/3 to micro 4/3 adapter? Regards
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This is made for the full size Oly 4/3 mount. I'm not sure if it can be used on the micro 4/3 but it would definitely need an adapter. By the way it was one of the best lenses I ever used. I have switched to Nikon but I miss that lens.
1679638
works SUPERBLY on the OMD-M1 ... you do need the Olympus 4/3 to m4/3 adapter for autofocus... and the SWC lens focuses FAST !!!!
1679639
I ordered the lens for my OMD E-5. Before it arrived I discovered from my local Camera srore that for the E-5 it would require an adapter. I returned it as soon as I received it. However I now own the OMD E-1 and from what I have read on it, it has a dual focusing system that allows it to be used with micro 4/3 lenses as well as the older 4/3 lenses. Again this is from what I have read, not from direct experience.
1679640
That's my understanding. It's not a micro 4/3 lens, but rather the original 4/3 format lens. The adapter lets it connect electronically to the M1 camera and the combined or two types of focusing are now used in the M1 that allows you to use auto focus with it when the adapter is used. I just received an email from Olympus itself saying that its Spring sale of refurbished lenses, etc., were on sale for a week or so. One of the items may have been this adapter. But ask the same question to Olympus.
1985593
It will fit your E-P1 and any other Olympus or Panasonic Micro 4/3 mount camera. This adapter is for Olympus OM lenses (as used in the OM-1, 2, 3, and 10 series of film cameras. Because these lenses are totally manual, you must focus manually and set the aperture manually. One important advantage is that you can get cheap used OM mount lenses and use them with your PEN camera, but remember that you must focus and set the aperture manually.
1251613
Lens is standard 4/3, not micro 4/3. Unsure what type of lens Nikon uses. Lens was purchased for Olympus e420 camera.
1796246
I assume you are referring to the Olympus E-PL3. If that is the camera you have, then you have m43 lenses. The e-m1 is also a m43 system. There is some confusion between m43 and 43 systems so I will try to clear it up a little. The 4/3 system and m43 system use exactly the same sensor size. However, the 4/3 system was a DSLR system which had a mirror box. This put the flange distance about 3/4" further away than the m4/3 system. So while m43 and 4/3 have the same size imaging circle, the 4/3 system focuses about 3/4" further behind the flange than the m4/3 does. Therefore, to use 4/3 lenses on a m4/3 camera you need an adaptor which gives you that 3/4" back. Also, 4/3 lenses use phase detect auto focus while m4/3 use contrast. So except for the EM1, 4/3 lenses focus much slower than m43 lenses. 4/3 lenses tend to be quite a bit larger than their m4/3 cousins. If you used your lenses on an E-PL3 without and adaptor, the will work on the E-M1 without an adaptor.
988352
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.
1277398
It will fit the OMD-EM5 and any other Olympus micro 4/3rds, but you will have to manually focus any lens you attach to it -- getting to be a lost art in the world of auto everything.
1061575
Yes, it is a micro 4/3 lens... it is designated by M.Zuiko Digital on the lens face... "M" indicating micro, as a designator... for Olympus Zuiko Lenses.
1670019
This is a 4/3 lens. The E-M10 is a micro 4/3 mount. The lens will work, only if you also purchase the MMF adapter. For what you would spend you are better off getting a micro 4/3 lens. Head over to getolympus.com to browae through them.
830592
Yes, micro 4/3s lens are interchangeable between Olympus and Panasonic micro 4/3 models.
1886480
No, this is for old Olympus OM system manual lenses to connect to micro four thirds cameras like the Olympus Pen Series. You need a four thirds to micro four thirds adapter, the Olympus MMF series, or a cheaper equivalent if you can find one, try Pro optic, as I an't find one by fotodiox.
1448082
Yes,Olympus E-PM1 is micro 4/3, I use the Len on Olympus OME EM5 It's working good.You can use this Len on all Lumix G and Olympus micro 4/3, I have Lumix G2,GF2,GX1 working fine with this Len.
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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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Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter, Olympus OM Zuiko Lens to Micro 4/3 Olympus PEN and Panasonic Lumix Cameras Note that these adapters are not compatible with autofocus or changing the aperture from the body. Also note that the 4/3 has a 2x crop factor. In short that means using a 50mm lens on a 4/3 is like using a 100mm lens on a 35mm film camera.
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Yes, but you'll need one of the many OM-to-micro4:3 adapters. Olympus' version is expensive, but there are many inexpensive third-party adapters. Make sure whichever one you get focuses properly at infinity (and at minimum focus distance).
1448081
Yes,Olympus E-PM1 is micro 4/3, I use the Len on Olympus OME EM5 It's working good. You can use this Len on all Lumix G and Olympus micro 4/3, I have Lumix G2,GF2,GX1 working fine with this Len.
2138156
Yes, this lens is specifically designed for Micro four thirds, this is the second version of the lens and it is surprisingly sharp. However be warned that there is a four thirds model that will not mount on the OMD without an adapter.Be weary of any lens that is designed for four-thirds, the OMD lens mount is micro four thirds.
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These extension tubes should work fully with all micro four thirds cameras. My experience with the Olympus E-M1 is that it performs as claimed. Auto-focus worked fine. There is no reason not to expect it to perform well on your E-M10.