is this a micro 4/3 lense? Do I need an adapter if I want to use is wth an olympus e-M5
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The "M" before the lens range indicates it is "Micro" so no adapter needed with micro 4/3 cameras.
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Yes it is ...Nice zoom for it's size. Can be used on any Panasonic or Olympus micro four thirds system. Like for example E-PL1 or GX1.Any lens labeled as M.zuiko it's for micro four thirds. Olympus has the zuiko and M.zuiko lines. The M translates to the micro 4/3 , while lenses without the M denomination refers to normal 4/3 lensesW. R. Williams ... I think you might be confused ...Also ... By reading the description it states the following ..."that comes standard with the PEN kit"The PEN line of cameras are all micro four thirds. Buy with confidence Yes it is ...Nice zoom for it's size. Can be used on any Panasonic or Olympus micro four thirds system. Like for example E-PL1 or GX1.Any lens labeled as M.zuiko it's for micro four thirds. Olympus has the zuiko and M.zuiko lines. The M translates to the micro 4/3 , while lenses without the M denomination refers to normal 4/3 lensesW. R. Williams ... I think you might be confused ...Also ... By reading the description it states the following ..."that comes standard with the PEN kit"The PEN... » Read More Yes it is ...Nice zoom for it's size. Can be used on any Panasonic or Olympus micro four thirds system. Like for example E-PL1 or GX1.Any lens labeled as M.zuiko it's for micro four thirds. Olympus has the zuiko and M.zuiko lines. The M translates to the micro 4/3 , while lenses without the M denomination refers to normal 4/3 lensesW. R. Williams ... I think you might be confused ...Also ... By reading the description it states the following ..."that comes standard with the PEN kit"The PEN line of cameras are all micro four thirds. Buy with confidence « Show Less
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This lens will work if you buy a micro 4/3 adapter. Buy the best you can afford, preferably Olympus or Panasonic, as these should retain auto functions with the lens. Some cheaper adapters will not connect electronically between the lens and the camera so you will have set aperture, speed, and focus manually. Make sure before you buy that the adapter is capable of auto functions.
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This lens will mount to ANY Olympus PEN/OM-D Micro 4/3 or Panasonic Micro 4/3 Camera including: Olympus OM-D E-M1, E-M5, E-M10, PEN E-P1, E-P2, E-P3, E-PL1, E-PL2, E-PL3, E-PL5, E-PM1, E-PM2 Panasonic Lumix G5, G6, GF5, GF6, GH3, GH4, GM1, GX7
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Nope - you can use a 4/3 lens on micro 4/3 with an adapter, but not the other way round.
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Yes. It works well with my EM5. EM1 and EM10 are all micro4/3. Fantastic lens. I love it.
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This is a smaller body. I did not try to use my old Olympus lenses. I am happy with the E-M5. It has all the bells and whistles and half the weight and is weather proof, a real plus for me.
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With the Olympus Four Thirds to Micro Four Thirds adapter. You cant use an after market adapter because they don't have the chip to communicate for auto focus and aperature settings.http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/accessories/mmf-2-four-thirds-lens-adapter-to-micro-four-thirds-lens-adapter-1804.html
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I bought the E-Mount version of this lens for Sony's NEX 5R camera. It comes with a lens hood already. It is threaded for 46mm lens filters so I suppose you could get a different lens hood at that size, but I cannot vouch if the dimensions are the same for the Micro 4/3 version that you appear to be interested in.
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The original Olympus lens was desgined for the 4/3rds cameras and not the Micro 4/3rds.You'll need an adapter to get the lens to mount and depending on the adapter you may or may not have autofocus. With the newer 75-300 you are up and running as soon as you pop the lens on your Micro 4/3rds body.
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The answer is: It depends on whose brand, and how much money you want to spend. MANY lenses are already available for native 4/3 Olympus cameras. Search on 'Lenses for Micro 4/3 olympus. There is an avalanche of infor, and some guys have collated this info already. The Rokinon fisheye is avail as native 4/3 just about everywhere
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Yes you can use any lens from Olympus or Panasonic for micro four thirds cameras
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The lens will work with Olympus ep1 with the proper adapter. This particular one includes an adapter for sony nex cameras. But I believe similar one available with adapter for micro 4/3rd cameras. See this http://www.amazon.com/Fotasy-Silver-Adapter-Panasonic-Olympus/dp/B00DHXCMKI/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399839765&sr=1-2&keywords=fotasy+35+mm
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No. The Micro Four-Thirds mount is smaller than the Four-Thirds mount (as you might guess from the name). You could probably use it along with the Evolt to Micro 4/3 adapter, but I don't know how the extra length might affect focus. I see at least three Micro Four-Thirds T-Mount adapters that will do this in one piece, which are a better option - "RAINBOWIMAGING T2 T Mount lens to Micro 4/3 Four Thirds System Camera Mount Adapter, Olympus PEN" for one.
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No, I don't think so as this lens is for Micro 3/4 and E410 is compatible with 3/4 systems only. A M3/4 body can use a 3/4 lens via an adapter but not vice versa
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Yes it will, as all other lenses with the micro 4/3 mount...Olympus designates such lenses as "M" Micro type... Nice lens...very versatile lens with such a broad zoom range, ideal for many photographic subjects and cropping situations. Light weight and quality imaging. I use it mounted on my Olympus E P2...with great results.
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I don't quite understand the question. The camera uses Micro 4/3 lenses. These lenses are made specifically for Olympus and Panasonic cameras and in addition to the name, you can tell them by a particular brand marking. Other companies are starting to make them. Be sure then lens you buy is a MICRO 4/3, and so if it is an Olympus lens, you need a M. Zuiko lens, not a Zuiko lens. FYI, with adapters, many old SLR lenses work very well on this camera, they are much less expensive, and the only down side (I actually like it) is that they end up being manual focus. Their focal length also ends up being approximately double, so a 50 mm prime lens from an old SLR becomes a 100 mm lens on the EM5. I don't quite understand the question. The camera uses Micro 4/3 lenses. These lenses are made specifically for Olympus and Panasonic cameras and in addition to the name, you can tell them by a particular brand marking. Other companies are starting to make them. Be sure then lens you buy is a MICRO 4/3, and so if it is an Olympus lens, you need a M. Zuiko lens, not a Zuiko lens. FYI, with adapters, many old SLR lenses work very well on this camera, they are much less expensive, and the only down side (I actually like it) is that they end up being manual focus. Their focal length also ends... » Read More I don't quite understand the question. The camera uses Micro 4/3 lenses. These lenses are made specifically for Olympus and Panasonic cameras and in addition to the name, you can tell them by a particular brand marking. Other companies are starting to make them. Be sure then lens you buy is a MICRO 4/3, and so if it is an Olympus lens, you need a M. Zuiko lens, not a Zuiko lens. FYI, with adapters, many old SLR lenses work very well on this camera, they are much less expensive, and the only down side (I actually like it) is that they end up being manual focus. Their focal length also ends up being approximately double, so a 50 mm prime lens from an old SLR becomes a 100 mm lens on the EM5. « Show Less