Olympus Om 10 Film

[FUJIFILM X] I've been shooting with an Olympus OM-10 since the 70s. As a result, I've compiled a stable of film lenses for my trusty companions. Pulled this out of the box as soon as it arrived, mounted my 50mm lens and fired off a few test shots. Felt and reacted almost identical to my 10s. Nice, snug fit, smooth movement and easy to attach. For all of you 10 fans out there who've transitioned to the Ds, I *highly* recommend this.

I've been shooting with an Olympus OM-10 since the 70s. As a result, I've compiled a stable of film lenses for my trusty companions. Pulled this out of the box as soon as it arrived, mounted my 50mm lens and fired off a few test shots. Felt and reacted almost identical to my 10s. Nice, snug fit, smooth movement and easy to attach. For all of you 10 fans out there who've transitioned to the Ds, I *highly* recommend this.

First bought an Olympus OM-10 in 1980, took great photos. I do a lot of film work with a Hasselblad, and have resisted digital, but this retro- looking metal camera is it for me. Interchangeable lenses and many shooting options available. The quality is great, for street or grab shots. Everyone thinks it is an old school film camera! If you want sharp photos and a fun camera don't hesitate this is it.

[Approx. 0.67x] I purchased a Olympus OM-D EM-10 a number of years ago. I was considering replacing the camera and looking at other smaller format cameras for hiking. I have several M-Zukio lenses which influenced my decision to stay with this camera. The body has improved significantly from the earlier versions. The controls are more like a full frame camera and much easier to use. The earlier versions required many setting changes through the on-screen menu (ISO, for example). Of course the sensor is greatly improved and the images are tack sharp from this camera.

[7.2 VDC] Thise product is perfect for m'y olympus OM System 5

[Yes] I am using this on my Olympus OM-D E-MD Mark III and it works perfectly.

[FUJIFILM X-T5] I'm moving from the Fuji X-T3 (and a Sony A7rii and Olympus OM-1 before that) to the new X-T5...and I love it so far. Very impressive, and I have no regrets at all. Absolutely amazing camera. My favorite so far.

[29° to 75°] This is a very good lens, versatile, compact and easy to use. I needed a lens that would turn my Olympus OM-D-EM10 into a more compact package, but still provide the quality of the 14-42mm it came with. Right away reducing the size of this lens caused me some pause. After it arrived, I mounted it immediately and began to use it. It seems Olympus does not take lightly the task of manufacturing a product that works.., and this one certainly does just that. It's not the most expensive lens in their lineup but it's no slouch and is great for an all-around street photography lens.., plus now I can actually throw this camera in my pocket.

[3.6 x 2.4 x 1"] I have both a Pentax K-3 and an Olympus OM-D Mark III. The charge plate allows me to use the same charger for either camera, just by switching the plate.

[Metal] I had some old olympus Om lenses from my father laying around in the basement including a 500 mm f5.6 which is a very expensive lens. I looked on the internet but wasnt able to find one. Everybody said an adapter from olympus to nikon f would not work, but this one does! Its a bit pricey, but it really makes the lenses usable. Although the closer focusrange (5m with my tokina 28mm at f2.8) does not work. I believe you can fix that issue by removing the inner glass element but I havent tried it out yet. I'm happy that I can at least use the lenses and dont worry about these small issues. And dont believe the product reviews on @ I havent had any issues that are described there.