Will this fit the Olympus E-PL1 body?
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It should actually mount, but you won't get any electronic control of the lens. The Canon FD is also a "standard" full 35mm lens so you'll get a magnification factor when used on a micro 4/3 camera body. A "normal" 50mm lens becomes a short telephoto.
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Yes it will work for manual mode only. This particular adapter is for using Canon FD lenses. Your camera is a micro four thirds system and Fotodiox design adapters for this and many others. Check this web site, cut and paste the entire link: http://www.fotoioxpro.com/canon-fd-lens-to-micro-4-3-mft-system-camera-lens-mount-adapter.html
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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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It will fit and work on the Olympus E-PL1 body. I have several four third type cameras and I use the Fotodiox adapters and other brands of adaptors on all of these cameras.
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Check the product description; at the end it lists the internal dimensions: "Internal Dimensions 4.72 x 3.54 x 2.36." Measure your Olympus and if it's smaller than that, this would be a GREAT case for it.
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No, this bag is for compact cameras. Unless the bag design has changed since I had it, which by the photos it might have. Mine barely fit an Olympus EP1 with 14-42mm.
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Not directly. These lens are for Four Thirds cameras. The Pen E-PL1 is a MICRO Four Thirds camera, a different standard, which requires M.Zuiko or other compatible micro-four thirds lens. But you can use a Olympus MMF-3 adapter like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Olympus-V3230500W000-MMF-3-Micro-Adapter/dp/B0074WDG1C , which allows this and other four thirds lens to be fitted to a micro-four thirds camera body.
158255
If your camera uses EF lenses then yes it will fit. The question is will it fit your scope?
624353
I'm pretty sure you can find out at Tamron's web site. They have models to fit most camera bodies.
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This doesn't answer the question directly, but I have the Olympus E-M1 with Really Right Stuff base plate and attach the original 4/3rd 12-60mm (i.e. fairly decent sized lens) and it fits. Furthermore, this holster has that zipper feature at the bottom, where it'll expand (i.e. like the zipper than expands a piece of luggage). Thus, I'm almost positive your camera / lens would fit with no problem.
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I am using the VF4 on my E-PL1 and it's working great. However, my camera firmware had to be upgraded which easily done through Olympus website uploaded. So, I believe VF4 should work all E-PL series. If it works for my oldest model it should work for you.
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Jackie, Since the Olympus E-PM1 has a 3"LCD screen (measured diagonally, from corner to corner) theUniversal should fit on the Olympus. You can go on the internet to explore the assets of the E-PM1. The data indicates that the E-PM1has a matching 3" LCD. While the hood helps diminish annoying reflections in some situations it cannot do so all the time makingvisualizing the image composition on the LCD difficult.
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I would say NO, Sherrill. I bought the lens for my Olympus Mini-PM1, in the hope that at least I would get two images per frame. Yes, the lens fits on the Olympus, but the camera told me "lens not supported" - doh. Had to by another Panasonic body (Lumix GF6), as the lens was useless, otherwise. It now works (on the Panasonic body), but the results are disappointing, at best. What can one expect from the two lenses so close to each other? I would stay away from it. If you are interested in stereo photography, get a Fuji W3 Stereo camera (I have two...). They are very good, by comparison! Best, Hans I would say NO, Sherrill. I bought the lens for my Olympus Mini-PM1, in the hope that at least I would get two images per frame. Yes, the lens fits on the Olympus, but the camera told me "lens not supported" - doh. Had to by another Panasonic body (Lumix GF6), as the lens was useless, otherwise. It now works (on the Panasonic body), but the results are disappointing, at best. What can one expect from the two lenses so close to each other? I would stay away from it. If you are interested in stereo photography, get a Fuji W3 Stereo camera (I have two...). They are very good, by... » Read More I would say NO, Sherrill. I bought the lens for my Olympus Mini-PM1, in the hope that at least I would get two images per frame. Yes, the lens fits on the Olympus, but the camera told me "lens not supported" - doh. Had to by another Panasonic body (Lumix GF6), as the lens was useless, otherwise. It now works (on the Panasonic body), but the results are disappointing, at best. What can one expect from the two lenses so close to each other? I would stay away from it. If you are interested in stereo photography, get a Fuji W3 Stereo camera (I have two...). They are very good, by comparison! Best, Hans « Show Less
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I had this tripod, and as long as there is a hole in the bottom of the camera is should fit but I don't know for sure I have a Olympia .
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It should say in the listing for the case, they make them for a lot of the newer Olympus cameras. Make sure your camera is included in the description.. They have them on e-bay also.
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Ye, the Olympus E-PL1 accepts SD and SDHC cards so this would be compatible.
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The company that sells this case sells them for various Olympus cameras. You should make sure the description includes your camera model. I purchased this case for a Olympus E-PM1 Mini Camera, it fits with the FM-LM1 flash on the camera. . The case is nice , the strap connects to the camera not the case which is different. These are on e-bay also they might include your camera model too . I purchase mine on Amazon and think the case was a great price regardless.
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I'm sorry, I don't know for sure, but I thought all Olympus SLR lenses fit all of the Olympus SLR cameras but don't quote me or go by that info. Good luck, I hope you can find the answers. Perhaps call a reputable camera store or Olympus Customer Services.
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It works with both my E-PL5 and OMD E-M5. According to Olympus, both of my cameras use the Olympus remote cable RM-UC1, so if the E-PL2 works with the RM-UC1, I believe it will.
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I don't know, since I don't have that lens. The case fits the 12-50 mm Olympus just fine, though slightly snugly. That lens' length is accommodated by the fact that the part of the case that houses the lens is hinged with snap buttons. Check how the dimensions of your lens compare with the 12-50 mm lens. The dimensions are surely available somewhere on Olympus web pages.