Does this camera accept old OM film lenses with an adapter?
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http://www.amazon.com/camera-photo/dp/B002TSWTAA 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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I can only add what everyone else has said. Yes you can use your old lenses but they will be fully manual focus/aperture and note the crop factor. Your 50mm lens doesn't actually become 100mm but it will have a crop factor like an 100mm lens. write back if that doesn't make sense and I will upload photo examples.
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Use the following link:http://www.olympusamerica.com/crm/oneoffpages/ask_oly/crm_e_ask_oly_04_11.asp
505284
Yes, but more interestingly, also heritage hand ground movie lenses from even the 50s! also there is a good Olympus OMDEM Facebook group that answers lots of user questions.
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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, accept without problems, but with an adapter. Obviously the focus is manual, focal length doubles (50mm will be 100mm) and loses 1 point in the opening.
1867673
Yes. it's a 77mm filter, and the lens has a 77mm thread. No adapter required.
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I'm not sure if the lens will work without an adapter sold by Opteka. I would caution you about this lens in that it is difficult to focus and get your exposures correct. Also the lens is not suitable for any subjects that are in motion as the aperture settings are slow and require long exposures. Hope this was helpful.
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no adapter needed if it is the micro ED lens..I have the E-PL1 and it fits..Also fits my OM-D5
1848141
No, this is an EF-M which is native to the EOS-M camera. Adapters needed for the EF-S cameras
1948368
No. This is an adaptor that will allow the older 35mm lenses to mount on the new micro 4/3 cameras.
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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.
2174574
Yes it should... However, film lenses are not s good as the new lens designed for digital cameras, you see artifacts, and aberrations...
1208115
This lens is a Four Thirds mount lens and the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II uses Micro Four Thirds mount lenses so it won't fit without an adapter.
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Just bought this kit a month ago for my 58mm. It has assorted adapters for different Len sizes. They are plastic though.
234159
This camera does not require a T adapter, this camera fits into a 1.25 inch eyepiece holder. Not sure what you're asking.
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When I went from AE-1 to Digital Rebel, I was not able to use the old lenses. When I went from the Rebel to the mirrorless, I'm able to use the lenses with the adapter.
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Yes, it is an interchangeable lens camera. It accepts any "A mount" lens. And with mount adapters you can use many different lenses from just about any manufacturer.
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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.
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No, because the camera already has the Minolta type shoe. So you don't really need the adapter.
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Yes Dorothy, you can use it WITH an adapter.I did this with and Em-5, and it will focus slowly, same as an EM-5 does with these lenses.The EM-1 will focus it about as fast as it can.Cheers from OZ!
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I have not used or examined either that camera or that lens, but if the mount is type alpha then should the lens not fit the camera with no adaptor. I have covered the subject of convertors pretty thoroughly an past responses, and the general conclusion is that only an adaptor made or supported by either the lens or camera manufacturer is likely to work properly for most users.