Is anyone using this film in an Olympus OM10? Is it possible?
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This is standard 35mm film. Any camera that takes 35mm film will take this. From what I have seen online about your camera, it should be compatible as the OM10 is a standard 25mm SLR. Be sure to set your camera to the film speed rating for proper exposure. The ISO rating for this film is 400.
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The Olympus OM-D cameras take a smaller lens, but with the conversion adapter, the mechanics in the 14-54 f/2.8-3.5 performs properly. I have a friend who uses his large lenses on his new E-M10.
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I have never owned an Olympus camera, but if you buy a filter with the correct diameter I can't see why it shouldn't mount on the lens
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I think it's just maybe compatability with the camera type?I email/messaged Impossible Project about it. They said it was definitely the film's fault, not the camera's... But I don't think there's a whole lot that can be done to change it. They're old cameras and an old process, basically it's just not compatible. But the color film worked wonderfully. So, I'd say just use color film and steer clear of B&W;, even though that's kind of a bummer.
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Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use some software to make red/blue anyglyph). Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use... » Read More Did not find any posts on the web that said it worked with any Olympus bodies. Found this on DPreview "Available with some Panasonic cameras only.- Compatible Olympus cameras not yet determined, as of September 2010." And I wouldn't hold out hope for an update for your camera since I believe this lens is discontinued. It was a neat buy for the 60 bucks I paid for it, but it is limited in use. Since the 3D is only pronounced with certain type of shots, no video (although I have heard about a workaround for video), and you need a 3D tv to view photos (although I did use some software to make red/blue anyglyph). « Show Less
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I am not familiar with this Olympus but I use it in my newer Sony digital camera. This memory card has many multiple uses. You should be able to see within your owners manual which memory cards your Olympus will accept. Hope this response assists .
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I use my VF-2 on Olympus cameras; EPL-1 and EPL-5 without problems. It is a great viewfinder! The other respondents that have used them on Panasonic/Leica cameras have your answer. You'll love it!
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Yes I use the lens from my OM-1, although you will need to get an adapter, not expensive and of course the auto focus won't work. Didn't notice any image degradation... Hope this helps...
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I don't know, I would call Olympus and ask them if a remote that works on an OM-D m-5 will work on your camera.
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I have the Panasonic G5 and have only used this lens with my G5. Don't know anything about using it with the Olympus.
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Yes and no. The Olympus OM-1 is a 35mm camera and this item is 120 film, so this particular item won't fit in your camera - it's too wide. There is a 35mm version of this film (cost is $5.50 per roll - http://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Ektar-Professional-Exposures-Negative/dp/B001GO5TU0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1426483509&sr=8-1&keywords=ektar+100) and that works VERY well on your OM-1.
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I don't know Sam, I have no experience with your camera, but a phone call or Email to Olympus Imaging should give you your answer..Regards.
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works SUPERBLY on the OMD-M1 ... you do need the Olympus 4/3 to m4/3 adapter for autofocus... and the SWC lens focuses FAST !!!!
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I believe it is not film size is different, also camera is different, there's also different film sizes. Only vertical works with camera ; horizontal will not work as I have ordered it before. Also, how did u get 2 this page? I've tried to ask ?? But have been unsuccessful please send me link on how to ask ?? Thank much!!!
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Yes, it works great with the OMD-EM5. You may hear a little bit of an aperture rattle if you go from light to dark quickly, but the lens is a gem. Love it. I also have the panasonic 20mm f1.7. I would say if you want a more compact reasonably priced lens look at that. In my opinion the Pana/Leica 25mm f1.4 is far better.
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I haven't the slightest idea. What is the OMD-EM1. All I know is that is enables me to use Leica M mount lenses on a micro 4/3 camera. It is a dumb adaptor and doesn't transfer any electronic information to the camera.
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I really would not like to answer that question definitively - especially as I am not familiar with either of them. My own film cameras - Olympus - had dedicated flash units which work perfectly with my present NIkon and the intermediary Wein unit. I believe it stops the excessive voltage dead in its tracks and reduces it to a level compatible with the demands of digital cameras. One does lose the dedication, of course, but this is no great problem with modern cameras where exposure can be instantly gauged from the visual feedback and any necessary adjustments made.