Make use of your existing Olympus PEN-F SLR lenses on your Canon RF-mount camera with this Olympus PEN-F to Canon RF Lens Adapter - FotodioXfrom FotodioX. The adapter's all-metal construction provides a secure and solid camera-to-lens connection for manual metering and focusing to infinity.

Olympus PEN-F Lens to RF-Mount Camera    Supports Manual Focus and Metering    Supports Infinity Focus    All Metal Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. So this adapter can work on my Canon 6D Mark II?

A: Yes it will. This will allow you to mount Olympus OM Lens to Canon EOS Camera like the 6D Mark II.

Q: 2. Does the aperture priority mode actually work, and is there a difference of focus like on a DSLR if you use a lens it’ll appear in focus but when you take the picture it won’t be because of the different distance to the sensor

A: Aperture priority works but no other function, as there aren't any electric contacts for any other communication. The images should appear in focus before and after a photo is taken. Front or back focus issues does not occur when using mirror-less cameras.

Q: 3. Does the autofocus point light up or does the camera beep when the Leica M lens comes into "focus" manually?

A: There is no focus indicator light or sound using this adapter.

Q: 4. What is the internal diameter of the threaded end?

A: The internal diameter of the Fotodiox T-mount to RF adapter's threaded end measures 41.62mm / 1.63" with our vernier calipers.

Q: 5. Does this fit a Celestron Nexstar 8SE?

A: Yes, the FotodioX Lens Adapter Astro Edition for T-Mount Telescopes to Canon RF will fit onto a Celestron's NexStar 8SE or any telescope with a T mount adapter. For the Celestron's NexStar 8SE you’ll need to purchase Celestron T-Mount Adapter for Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescopes B&H # CETAC5 MFR # 93633-A as well.

Q: 6. May this adaptor accepts Contax G 21 mm without the need of cutting the roots of the lens itself?

A: Hi, you can use the Contax 21mm lens with this adapter mounted on a Canon RF mount camera without any alteration of the lens.

Q: 7. What is the blue ring for?

A: The blue ring allows you to adjust the aperture in the lens from wide open to closed down.

Q: 8. Does this mount the PK lens at the correct orientation?(i.e. aperture number pointing upwards) Or does it mount them at an angle, like the PK-EF adapters would do to try and clear the mirror on those cameras?

A: According to Fotodiox, they stat that yes, the FotodioX Pentax K Lens to Canon RF-Mount Camera Pro Lens Adapter does hold the lens in the correct orientation (unlike the PK-EF lens adapter).

Q: 9. Why is the blue aperture ring even necessary when you can adjust the aperture directly on the FD lens?

A: Some FD lenses do not have a manual aperture ring you can turn on the lens with your hand. For those lenses you would use the blue aperture ring in the adapter.

Q: 10. I have recently inherited an original olympus pen f 35mm film camera with three lenses. The 35mm f1.8, telephoto zoom 100-200mm f5 and the 20mm f3.5. I have a lumix camera and was wondering if this is what i would need to adapt the lenses to a lumix?

A: Yes this is the correct adapter for your application.