Correct Adapter for an Olympus OM-D Camera

[ausmensan]

Hi,


I have a CPC1100, and an existing t-adapter (93633-A) for my old Canon camera. I have bought an Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II camera, and want to attach it to my scope.


I have done some basic google searching, but have not been able to narrow down exactly what I need. Can anyone assist? Can I still use the existing T-Adapter, or do I need a different one?


My searching keeps throwing up this link:


https://www.amazon.com.au/FocusFoto-Adapter-Olympus-Panasonic-Mirrorless/dp/B07DB8B7VN


Cheers everyone


:thanx:

[By.Jove]

You scope has a standard 2" backend. In that you can put a M48 to micro-four-thirds adapter such as
https://fotodioxpro.com/products/t48-mft

There are many others that have a 2" tube with a 48mm thread at one end, and M4/3 bayonet at the other.

I have a GX85 and OM-5 body, and I do have the M4/3 to 2" adapter which I tried a few times - but i don't use it as I have an ASI533MC Pro which is a far better solution.

Note carefully: the adapter has the same M4/3 bayonet on the back to fit your camera body as the lens does. Not a Canon one.

Note 2. The ones with knurled ring will not fit inside a 2" focuser.

[ausmensan]

Thanks for the information, much appreciated, ended up buying one.