Does the size of this flash overwhelm the size of the olympus e pm2?
1612799
I don't know about the Olympus, because I have a Panasonic FZ-200 and it does not overwhelm the size of my Panasonic. The flash compliments it very well.
350053
I have an E-510 therefore I can't give you a specific answer for your camera. But you can contact Olympus or B&H; Photo in NY and I am sure they can help you out. Thank you for your business!
557275
I purchased the Olympus flash made for the camera. No issues. It. Has been OK.
1060919
I do not know what the Olympus E-PM2 lens is. This lens cap does fit the lens on the Olympus Tough TG-3.
1603481
I purchased this unit as a second flash with the idea of having a bit more power than the the Oly flash and it does that. It also has worked well with my OM-D E-M1 in all settings so far and the settings are far simpler. My only other comment is to make sure the flash you buy has the latest version of the software for the camera. I did have a hard time with the Metz website and downloads - but that was surely because I work with Macs and they (Metz) are PCs all the way.
1799679
I don't know since I don't have that flash. I have a 550 and a 430. The way it cinches down it should work with and normal sized flash. It has Velcro and elastic straps that wrap around the end of the flash. This inexpensive item has changed the way I take pictures. Indoors it is much softer and if I place my subjects in the shade it produces darn near professional results. I cannot recommend it enough!
1377377
don't use flash if I can help it, I like available light when I can. Olympus lights are a little high.
848991
-Olympus E-PL5 has a much larger imaging sensor than the Stylus 1. Better low-light performance, able to make larger prints, and it resolves far-away details in landscape photos better (however this is only really noticeable when viewing photos at large sizes). However if you aren't blowing up your photos to huge sizes or do critical low-light work, you may not notice much of difference between the two. -The Stylus 1 can only close down to F8 when shooting manually (although it does have a Neutral Density filter to cut the light by an extra three stops). While the E-PL5's aperture can close down much farther than that. -The Stylus one has a bigger screen, built in EVF, and built in flash...which the E-PL5 does not. E-PL5 comes with a clip on flash for the hot shoe and you can buy an add on EVF at extra cost. -The lens of course on the Stylus 1 is much more versatile. You cannot get a constant aperture 28-300mm lens for the E-PL5 and if you were able to...it would substantially increase the size of the camera. While the E-PL5 is the technically superior of the two, most people I think would probably enjoy shooting with the Stylus 1 more due to the reasons I just mentioned above.
1751042
I don't know. I have two flashes and it does not fit either one, to small. I would recommend spending a little more and purchase a soft box. I have a Luniquest and although they can be a little awkward to attach, they will fit any size and work very well. I've used mine for about 20 years and still good.
1001128
I am not sure, did that size fir the camera before or go to a camera store and ask or call Olympus 800 number you can talk to a person and ask them about it
719924
Yes. It's relative, though. For instance, not as fast as my Canon 5D MkII, but much faster than my Olympus Pen EP2. Wish I could give you stats, but I don't know them. The Sony is my go to camera for times when I need smaller size. I'm very happy with it and have had no issues with shutter lag, slow focus or any of the other problems with some small cameras. To say it's my backup for my 5D MkII is an indication of how it compares to the larger, far more expensive machine.
409863
I own an E-PL2 model, but I imagine it is a similar size to the E-PM2. The case barely fits the camera with the 14-42mm lens attached. It's a very tight squeeze. I doubt it will fit the 40-150mm lens. I usually have a 20mm pancake lens attached to my camera which fits into the case very nicely. There is not enough room for more than one camera body and one lens in the case. There are a few pockets that I store an extra few memory cards and 3 batteries which also fit nicely with the camera and lens.
1448081
Yes,Olympus E-PM1 is micro 4/3, I use the Len on Olympus OME EM5 It's working good. You can use this Len on all Lumix G and Olympus micro 4/3, I have Lumix G2,GF2,GX1 working fine with this Len.
2268912
The E-M10 is small even with the holder gadget. I spent a day with the 50-200 on it for an air show. The 12-60 is much smaller and fits fine. Even the 12-40 you sort of want to support with your off hand. I only hold the body alone when the small 14-40 is mounted like a point and shoot.
1108196
I have an older model of this which works well on the Olympus E3. this model will not work on speeds above 1/100. Shutter does not open fully.
1612378
I can say that I own an M2 and I have only seen the M3 - as far as I can tell they are the same size and you should have no issue. For what it is worth, I love this case. I thought it was a bit over priced, but now that I have it, I couldn't be happier. It is really good and provides for quick and easy access to the camera.
75387
I have the 420exII and it fits well. Worst part is this doesn't fit in the flash case. It ends up being a loose item that needs to be accounted for when on a shoot.