Anyone using this with an om-d em-1 and any combination of lens? How's the fit?
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Check the Product Description, immediately following the Product Details, for the INTERNAL DIMENSIONS, which are 4.72" x 3.54" x 2.36"; compare this to the measurements of your camera and lens. If it's too small, NG makes these pouches and bags in a variety of sizes; one or another should fit.
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E-PL1 Lens Mount is micro4/3, then it fit but it only works aperture priority only as well as focal length will be almost double.
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Absolutely. This lens has worked on every m4/3 camera that I've shot it on, and I've been shooting it on the OMD EM5 extensively. The only "issue" I've heard from folks is the rattlesnake chatter, which to me is a non issue, and not confined to the EM5. A beautiful lens regardless of which body it's on.
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I don't use the lens for video. I have seen no affect on my OM EM5 for still or sports photography.
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Yes it will fit an E-P1 and all other cameras with an M4/3 mount. The only lenses that will fit on it are Olympus OM's (from their prior film SLR days). To fit lenses with other style mounts you will need other, appropriate adapters. You must manually focus with this and any of the other cheap adapters and you need to be able to manually set the aperture of any lens in question (such as by a lens ring with click-stops)
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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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Yes, I use this adapter with my OM 50mm f/1.4, 28mm f/2.8 and the 35~70mm f/4 zoom lenses. It has a nice snug fit and they all focus to infinity.
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I have a T3i so I can't address the fit issues. Any decrease in image size through the eyepiece is minimal from my experience. It has been very useful for me.
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Sharp lens, at 120mm its longer than the 1.8 45mm, which works out to 90mm. It is a bit slower, but just as sharp. Yes and no, it gets you close from the edges of a room, head shots are fine, its a cheaper alternative to the oly 75mm.The 25mm 1.8 might be more useful, I have the sigma 60. Do it all would be the pro zoom, but its pricy. The sigma would be great on the omd, at the price it'd hard to beat. If you do not have many primes, its a good start.
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Dear Song,Sorry, not familiar with your camera. It fits the Olympus EM-5 nicely, though without a lot of room to spare. I have it divided into three compartments. I keep the camera with the kit lens on (12-50mm zoom) + the 40-150mm + the 45mm prime. The lenses fit in two of the compartments, accessories in the third, and the camera sideways on top. Seems to work fairly well. Only trouble with this case is in a very heavy rain, water soaks through the covering. THus it's water resistant, but not water proof.Best,Richard
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I have the OMD EM5 and I can fit it in the bag with a similar lens attached, but after that I can only fit one other lens & a few spare batteries & some SD cards. I have a large hot-shoe flash as well, and I cannot fit both my flash & my 50 mm 1.4 lens in this bag; it's either an extra lens or the external flash, but not both - certainly not.
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Not sure about SL1 but works great with eos rebel with that size lense. Larger lenses work, too, but can get tight.
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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.
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I ended up going for the Sigma. So far I'm pretty happy with it; focus seems OK on my T1i, and the lens seems quite well put together. Not getting dinged extra for a bag and a lens hood is nice too.
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i got the emount, fits really well but dont expect too much from the lens. i have a sony A6000
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Yes, it works great with the OMD-EM5. You may hear a little bit of an aperture rattle if you go from light to dark quickly, but the lens is a gem. Love it. I also have the panasonic 20mm f1.7. I would say if you want a more compact reasonably priced lens look at that. In my opinion the Pana/Leica 25mm f1.4 is far better.
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Yes, absolutely. I have the EM-5 and, from what I know, it has the same size body as the EM-10. The 14-42 is a shorter/smaller lens so the fit may not be as snug as with the 12-50 kit lens, but it'll certainly fit. My 17mm f2.8 stays on my camera most of the time with the case on and it's a fine fit.