Will this remote work with the olympus OM-D, E-M1
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My guess it would work, I have OM-D E-M5 & E-M1 is virtually the same, it does the job & saves money
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I do not know since I have not purchased the E-M1. There are a couple of forums available that, if the question was put on them, an answer would come quickly. Good luck!
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The official answer from Olympus: Compatible: E-PL6 / E-PL5 / E-PL3 E-PM2 / E-PM1 /OM-D E-M5/ OM-D E-M1
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They say that the Panasonic and Olympus MFT lenses are interchangeable so if it works on mine it should work on the OM-D E-M5. I would ask if they will accept a return in case it doesn't before ordering. But I have the Panasonic Lumix G5 and it works great. I have no complaints about the product.
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Hi Marsha, no, it will not work. This remote is mainly for alpha DSLR cameras. Thanks_Mitch
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Mike -my name is Jim-I have the MF-2 OM adaptor using it on an EM-5 -and it works with several legacy lenses from my old OM-1 and OM-2 cameras-obviously auto focus does not work with those lenses-I'm not familiar with the E-PM1 but I'd be surprised if your lenses didn't work -especially if they're selling it to fit your camera-hope this helps -love the Olympus cameras
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I own a Nikon 3200 & Olympus omd-1. It works well with both. I don't know anything about your camera.
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it will work. for the simple reason that this remote is attached to the electronics of the camera. the other remote will work as well independently.happy shooting :-)
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Dear customer:If your Sony camera model has a lanc port, then this remote will be compatible.
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It does work with my EPM-10. Used it originally on the E-PM1 with about the same degree of success. All electronics pass through and work with Olympus lenses which means you can pull autofocus. You will have to experiment to see what works best. Not the same as a true macro lens but a good start.
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I wish I could offer more assitance to you, however, I do not know if the XZ-2 uses a RM-1 remote, I know it works very well on my Olympus E620. I was not able to find this as an accessory in a wuick search, the only remote I found was a couple wired remotes. The owners manual may recommend accessories.
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Hello Ioannis Yes, as long as it's an Olympus OM mount, it'll work. That lens doesn't seem to have an aperture lever shield so compatibility isn't a problem.
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No - these use the same lens mount - "Micro 4/3" - you probably want to turn off the E-M1's IBIS and rely only on the lens built in stabilization feature if they have it - olympus has it built into the body, Panasonic has it in their lenses
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I believe the O-MD E-M10 is a micro four thirds mount. So this lens will fit perfectly. When I used this lens on Olympus cameras you could use either IS system. The switch on the camera controls the lens, software controls the camera. You can even use them both at the same time (at least I did, but did not see any difference over using one at a time). The benefit of the lens IS is that it works using video. Some Olympus cameras (e-pm1 for example) cannot use the sensor based IS system when taking video, it uses digital IS which gives a rolling shutter effect (wobbely image). Hope that helps.
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If you look at the picture of the item and match the size of the camera connector end, you should be able to determine if it will work. There are different cable ends for different applications and if you own an Olympus, I would almost think it would work but look at the connectors to be sure. This connector is one of the larger ones vs some that are slimmer so check. Good Luck.
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Sorry i dont know! i have a om-d em-5. if your camera have micro usb plug i think so. Sorry for my english :)
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I have an Olympus E3 and it fits and works very well. To be absolutely sure; check with Olympus.
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it will work. for the simple reason that this remote is attached to the electronics of the camera. the other remote will work as well independently. happy shooting :-)