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Question: I have an Olympus E 510 SLR and bought an Olympus Pen Lens M Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f4-5.6 R. Will this mount adapter allow me to connect the new
Document: Let me make clear, I've been using this adapter for just a few months, maybe less. I bought it to use a lens that was part of the Olympus OM system, and is perhaps 35 to 40 years old, but is in very good condition.The lens, a 75-150mm f/4 zoom, compared to a modern digital lens, is not very good.
Just wanted to chime in that this adapter worked perfectly for me. I mated an OM-mount 50mm f/1.8 lens (aka "nifty fifty" to my new Olympus OM-D EM-5 body with this adapter.
I bought this adapter believing I'd be able to use my Zuiko lenses with my new Olympus EP1.Nah, that just doesn't work. Money thrown in the garbage.
I had a box of lenses left over from my OM-G days, in particular an expensive Olympus 50mm macro lens I wished I could still use. The Olympus Pen E-PLI seemed to be in it's model closeout phase so my plan was to see if this adapter would work with my Olympus macro lens and the new Olympus Pen I just got.It all works perfectly.
I'm using the Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter on my new OM-D E-M5, with my OM Zuiko 50mm f/1.4. This adapter fits both the camera and the lense smoothly and tightly, and with its black finish also matches and looks good. Functionally, it works well. Allows me to shoot in aperture-priority and manual modes. There are only two problems, they are minor, and only one is the adapter's fault.
`I have this adapter: Fotodiox OM-m4/3.I use it to adapt an Olympus-Zuiko 75-150mm, f/4, zoom 35mm lens to a Panasonic Lumix GH2 micro 4/3rds mount. The adapter works perfectly. It fits snug and there are NO infinity focus problems as with other low cost adapters. There are no instruction needed. So here are mine:1) Remove the lens on the camera. Put on the lens dust caps.
To be honest, I wasn't expecting much after reading reviews of other non-1st party adapters. Most of them claimed that they were plastic and weren't meant to be removed from the lens, etc. Imagine my surprise when this all metal, perfectly fit and finished adapter slides on and off both the body and the OM lenses with my Olympus Pen E-PL1. This thing is GREAT!
You are also, of course, restricted to manual focus, which can be challenging to someone used to digital cameras. Anyone who has used a manual film SLR before should be able to handle this; the E-PL1 can zoom the center of the image to create a suitable focusing screen.
This is an excellent quality lens mount that has enabled me to use my OM glass on my Pen E-P1. It is well-made and mounts easily on the camera. Vendor provided prompt delivery as well.
For the price this is a must have product, don't get rid of your old Film SLR lenses get an inexpensive Pen camera and bring them back to life. For the price the adapter is amazing, the fit is not perfect, but good enough. I am impressed, I will be looking for great deals on other lens from other companies. I forgot how fun old lens are and the ability they are to take amazing pictures.
Answer: No. This is an adaptor that will allow the older 35mm lenses to mount on the new micro 4/3 cameras.