Olympus Om Lenses

[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.

[0.2 lb] This product adapts OM manual focus lenses to micro four thirds(m43) bodies. Must use an auto exposure setting as there are no electronics in/on adapter. The machining, fit, and finish of this product apear to be top notch. Fit to lens and camera are snug but not to tight, with no play on either side. I am using mine on an OM-D EM-5, and I am excited to say once the camera is configured for manual focusing it is very satisfying to use. The Olympus's 5-axis stabilization combined with the high resolution electronic view finder truly make using the fine old Olympus glass a pleasure. Seems to be at its best with normal to telephoto lenses. In short it's a must for me. I love it.

[Canon EF] I use this to mount Olympus OM lenses on my Canon 6D. Works as advertised. Quality adapter.

[Metal, Brass] Many years age I used a series of Olympus lenses on their OM series of cameras. Later in life switched to Nikon Digital cameras. The adapter Nikon F to OM lenses is amazing in the quality achieved with a whole range of these old lenses other than wide angle. Manual operation is so easy and it makes you concentrate more than just clicking away on auto.

[95 mm (Front)] The Olympus MF-2 OM is a little no non-sense adapter that allows you to use the legacy Olympus OM lenses on a Panasonic or Olympus micro four thirds cameras. There are great and cheap legacy OM lenses around, so if you are on a budget and do not mind manually setting the aperture and using your camera in manual focus mode, you will expand the number of available lenses available. In my case my brother gave me 3 lenses, a 50 mm f1.8, a 100mm and a 2x teleconverter. Thanks to this adapter I have a great lens for low light portraits (the 50mm) and a telephoto that works as 100mm and 200mm. For now I just need to find a good OM macro and I'm be OK for a while. This adapter is made to last, has a substantial feel and just works. There are cheaper options on the web and because of the price they may be worth to try, but probably will not be a match the quality to the MF-2.

[0.185 lb] The FotodioX Olympus OM Pro Lens Adapter works well using my old Zuiko 35 mm, 50 mm, and 100 mm lenses with my Leica M10-R camera. My main concern was focussing, but this can be done on the LCD screen. As expected, the result is not as good as with my Leica APO-Summicron-M 50mm f/2 ASPH, but acceptable as an interim solution until I can afford different focal lengths Leica M lenses.

This product adapts OM manual focus lenses to micro four thirds(m43) bodies. Must use an auto exposure setting as there are no electronics in/on adapter. The machining, fit, and finish of this product apear to be top notch. Fit to lens and camera are snug but not to tight, with no play on either side. I am using mine on an OM-D EM-5, and I am excited to say once the camera is configured for manual focusing it is very satisfying to use. The Olympus's 5-axis stabilization combined with the high resolution electronic view finder truly make using the fine old Olympus glass a pleasure. Seems to be at its best with normal to telephoto lenses. In short it's a must for me. I love it.

[FUJIFILM X] This adapter does exactly what I need it to do--it allows me to use my legacy Zuiko lenses with my new digital Olympus OM-D. I've tried it with a 28mm f2.8, 55mm f1.2, and my new favorite, the 135mm f3.5. With the OM-D's micro four-thirds sensor, this lens takes superb telephoto shots, perfect for nature photography.

[f/4] I recently purchased this lens as the price has gone down a bit since its first launch, so I decided to try this together with my OM System OM-5. I do have the Olympus 12-40 f/2.8 Pro lens so I was debating with myself if I should get this lens or not, as the reach is just a little more (90mm 35mm equivalent). Once the price dropped, I couldn't help myself from getting it! -I'm very happy I did though as the f/1.2 aperture gets that extra bit of light and has a much better Bokeh effect than the 12-40mm f/2.8 pro lens. Taking photos of my girls was easy even when moving around a lot and even stopped down to f/1.2 the eye focus is fast and sharp. at f/2 this lens is very sharp but f/1.2 its still plenty sharp. Another thing to be aware of is that it is almost exactly the same size as the 12-40mm f/2.8 OM System lens. So I have a storage case that you can easily have several lenses all the same size and depth, another reason why I love the OM System (Olympus) lenses. The build quality is really impressive and the clutch focus ring feels good in the hand. Keep in mind this is much larger that the 45mm f/1.8. I tried both lenses in the Olympus store in Taipei (which is awesome) and the bokeh is truly at another level in this lens and the reason why I purchased it.

[Pentax Q] Works perfectly to allow me to mount my old Olympus OM lenses on my new Panasonic AF100 camcorder. Nice solid metal construction, and mates smoothly with both lens mounts. The full original range of iris and focus on each lens is maintained.