The Olympus OM to Micro Four Thirds Lens Adapterfrom Olympus OM to Micro Four Thirds Lens Adaptermakes it possible to explore new lens combinations with a Micro Four Thirds camera body. It is made of machined aluminum for a snug, light-sealed and secure connection. Electronic communications and automatic functions are not supported with this adapter, focus and exposure settings may be manually adjusted.

OM-Mount Lens to MFT Camera    Manual Operation    Precision Machined    Made of Hardened Aluminum and Copper    Anti-Reflective Matte Black Finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a tripod socket on the bottom, and if so, is the socket aligned with the lens axis, or is it still off-axis?

A: The HLD-7 Battery Grip does have a tripod socket on the bottom, which is aligned under the lens.

Q: 2. Is there clearance for shifting the lens up so that it doesn't hit the OM-D EVF housing overhang?

A: The KIPON Shift Lens Mount Adapter for Olympus OM Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera will not hit the EVF overhang on the camera.

Q: 3. would this fit Olympus e-520. If not do you have one?

A: That will not fit on the Olympus e-520. There were some third party grips but those are no longer available.

Q: 4. Does the HLD-7 include the battery, or is that a separate purchase?

A: That is a separate purchase since a battery does not come with the grip. In my case I opted for several of the third party batteries which included a nice wall charger too and after a couple of years of regular everyday use work quite well.

Q: 5. Will this work with the Blackmagic micro cinema camera & blackmagic pocket cinema camera 4k?

A: Yes, the Voigtlander Micro Four Thirds to M Lens Mount Adapter, B&H # VOMA43M, would be compatible for use with the Blackmagic Design Micro Cinema Camera. Do note that this is a fully manual adapter and there are no electronics to transfer information from the lens to the camera, so you would have to focus manually, as well as set the aperture on the lens. Because there are no electronic couplings built into the unit, exposures are only possible in manual or aperture priority mode. on

Q: 6. Is this Mark I or Mark II?

A: It is for the OM-D-EM1 Mark I modelThe HLD-9 is for the Mark II model

Q: 7. How do you get it to work? I have one and it won't turn on at all.

A: Hi Lupita, Additionally, make sure you disengage the lock switch on the grip.

Q: 8. 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.

Q: 9. I have many old Olympus lenses, would this make those lenses work on my OM-1 Mark ii?

A: The Vello Olympus OM Lens to Micro Four Thirds-Mount Camera Lens Adapter with Macro will work on the OM1 Mark II. It does accept Olympus lenses from the old OM film cameras. They are screw on lenses.

Q: 10. I'd like to try some old lenses (from my Minolta XG1 SLR System) on my BMPCC4k. One of the lenses I'd like to try says "M/MD" on the mount. Will this adapter do the trick to connect this lens to my BMPCC?

A: Sorry the m sreies refers to Voigtlander, Leica, and other M-series lens, not to Minolta slr lenses.