Is this lens fully compatible with the Olympus OM D?
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I've tested it on my OMD in daylight condition, and find that it worked almost like an 40-150mm Olympus zuiko on the OMD with no lag and identical image quality. But have yet test the auto-focus capacity in in low light condition.
492697
I have the Panasonic G5 and have only used this lens with my G5. Don't know anything about using it with the Olympus.
492698
I shoot w/Lumix so don't take this as gospel...but I beleve it is. It shoudl auto focus and stabilize fine..
2100003
I don't have an Olympus, I used it on a Nikon D5300 w/18-55 kit lens. The Op/Tech site has a fitting guide check with them.
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My understanding is that the lens is compatible with all Nikon Digital camera bodies. I use it with a D90, D800 and D3200. You can check the Nikon site for compatibility. It's a great lens!
2202947
Yes, it is fully compatible. It is a "DX" lens, which means it is specifically designed to autofocus on all DX cameras like the D3100, D5100, D5200, and yes, the D7000 and D7100 as well.
706998
It is compatible but this is a full frame lens. It would be better to purchase the DX 10.5 mm.
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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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The lens is manual focus only. It has "near and far". If you are able to obtain a T-mount to fit your Olympus and the Opteka 650-1300 lens (matching threads) it would fit. You would have to set your Olympus to manual focus and shutter priority. Using a sturdy tripod, experiment with shutter speeds and film speed settings to find a proper exposure. It may also help setting camera on "timer" or using a remote for lessening "shake". I use both eye-level focus
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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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The M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-50 lens works with any Olympus Micro 4/3 camera, so yes it does fit the Olympus OM-D E-M10. Micro 4/3 lenses (and cameras) have an "M" in their names (as in "M.Zuiko"). Standard 4/3 lenses don't have the "M," and can only be used with Micro 4/3 cameras if you add an adapter.
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Honestly I don't know. I'm an amateur photographer. I actually called Olympus and asked about the different lens and this one was recommended to me. Sorry I'm not much help.
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Hi Dana, Only have the Panasonic G5 so don't know for sure about Olympus compatibility. But all the literature says Pani and Oly lenses are interchangeable. C.
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This camera will fit all Olympus lenses. However, an adapter is required for Olympus's old glass, and the characteristics of the lens will change. Old Oly cameras (film) were a 35mm format, of course, and the sensor on this camera is much smaller. And they won't auto-focus. Also, an adapter of a different sort would be required for Olympus's newer lenses for the PEN and OM-D cameras.
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Both the Pen and OM-D cameras use the micro four-thirds lens mount. The four-thirds mount lenses from all manufacturers are stamped with the Micro Four-Thirds logo (go to http://www.four-thirds.org to see the logo). In addition, the Olympus lenses are labeled M. Zuiko. This lens is definitely available in the 4/3 mount, I have it. Just make sure that's the version you buy for your PEN.
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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).
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I have absolutely no problems with the lens. I use the lens on an Olympus OMD-EM1 and thus do not activate the OIS on the lens. I also have the Olympus 14-80 and they both move smoothly in the same way.
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No, it's a micro4/3 lens usable on all the Olympus micro4/3 cameras. The aperture ring isn't functional with the current Olympus firmware though.
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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.