Olympus Mirrorless Micro Camera

I needed a micro-HDMI to HDMI cable to use with my Olympus mirrorless camera. I came across this one and the price was very reasonable. It has performed well and the video/picture I am getting via a capture card while using this cable has been consistent and in good resolution and clarity. I would recommend this cable to anyone who may need one.

Purchased this for my Olympus mirrorless camera and it works perfectly.

Dont really know what to say other than it is a battery to have as backup for my new mirrorless camera Olympus EM-1 Mk III.

This new lens is tack sharp through the whole zoom range - no more micro-adjusting lenses with a mirrorless camera. Love the 3rd control ring - I have it set to adjust ISO. Everything is very smooth and damped. The nano USM motors are extremely fast for auto-focus and dead silent. Best all around zoom lens I ever used.

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.

I bought this to use on a micro 4/3 camera, the Olympus EP-2. I already had the adapter for another lens so didn't need to get another. This is probably the best lens I have for the system. It is compact and the lens hood fits nicely in the reverse position.

I have a number of filters I used for my Pentax Lens so when I switched to an Olympus micro 4/3 camera, this ring made it possible to use the Pentax filters saving me from replacing them.

I use this Olympus 40-150mm lens on my Lumix GX7. It works as it should with it, both hardware and software wise. It is sharp across the whole image, sharper than my still useful Panasonic 45-200, and a more reliable image than my Sony 55-210, even though the Sony has the advantage of being on a camera (a6000) with lots more megapixels (I think the Sony's problem is over-smart software). This lens is lightweight and compact, and has good image quality. This lens does not have inbuilt image stabilisation, so is best used with a micro 4/3 camera body with image stabilisation some Lumix, and lots of Olympus micro 4/3 camera bodies, although the focal length isn't long enough for lack of Image stabilisation to be a real issue.

I purchased an Olympus Pen, E-P2. The Olympus Pen is a micro 4/3 camera that came with a 14-42 kit lens. For 90% of photographic situations, this combination provided me with excellent results. But, there are areas where flash photography is prohibited. Ergo I wanted a little faster lens. With an adapter, the MM2 from Olympus, the camera will mount and utilize this lens (as well as any other current Olympus lens). What this lens does on the E-P2 is amazing. Focusing is very fast, faster than the kit lens. Pictures are clear, crisp,and detailed from edge to edge. This is one fine lens. I can recommend this lens without reservation.

I am using this lens on an Olympus E-PL1 (Micro) 4/3rds camera. I have only had it a short while so I can't comment on durability, but it is small for it's (35 mm) capacity. The lens hood reverses and locks on to the lens when not in use. The auto focus works well. In my case I need the adapter to use it on my micro 4/3rds, but the adapter is small. I leave it attached to the lens when the lens is removed. All works smoothly. In my case the adapter cost more than the lens so, of course, I would prefer a lens that didn't need the adapter, but the lens value is unbelievable.