Fotasy Olympus OM Lens to Canon EF EF-S Adapter, OM EF Adapter, OM EFS, Infinity Focus, Fit Canon DSLR 6D 5D Mark IV III II 1D 7D II 7D 90D 80D 77D 70D 60D 50D 1300D 1200D 1100D 1000D 760D 750D 700D

The Fotasy Olympus OM Mount Classic Lens to Canon EF Adapter has, allowed me to unlock a world of creative possibilities by seamlessly integrating classic Olympus OM lenses with my Canon EOS DSLR camera.This adapter is an absolute game-changer for anyone who wants to marry the exceptional optical quality of Olympus OM lenses with the advanced features of Canon EOS cameras. The compatibility is impressive, enabling effortless attachment and removal of the lenses. The build quality is robust, ensuring a secure connection and peace of mind while shooting.One of the standout features is the infinity focus capability. I was thrilled to find that I could achieve sharp, clear focus even at the farthest focal points, allowing me to capture breathtaking landscapes and intricate details with ease.The adapter's construction ensures that there is no light leakage or loss of image quality. This is crucial for maintaining the authenticity of vintage lenses while benefiting from the technology of modern Canon cameras.Using the Fotasy Olympus OM Mount Adapter has breathed new life into my photography kit. The adapter's compatibility with a wide range of Canon EOS models, including the 6D, 5D Mark IV, and more, makes it versatile for various shooting scenarios. Whether I'm capturing portraits, macro shots, or experimenting with vintage aesthetics, this adapter has proven to be an indispensable tool.In summary, the Fotasy Olympus OM Mount Classic Lens to Canon EF Adapter is a must-have accessory for photography enthusiasts who wish to explore the fusion of classic and contemporary lens technologies. Its seamless compatibility, infinity focus capability, and outstanding build quality make it an investment that delivers exceptional results.

I bought this because I received as a gift an old Olympus OEM with one 50 mm prime lense and one 85 mm prime too. I wanted to be able to use both lenses in my Canon EOS, so I purchased this adapter. Since then, the 50mm has become my favorite lense. I basically got a functional pretty good lense for just a few bucks I paid for the adapter.This adaptaer fits just well, doesn't hurt my camera body or lense and allows me to get pretty good optics for a pretty low price. Off course, you need to know how to shoot in manual, since you don't have automatic with OEM lenses, but that works for me.

Only one star is coming off of this review and that is because this adapter DOES NOT click when you mount it to the camera.Here's how I use this thing:First put the adapter onto the camera. NOT the lens. Once the adapter is on the camera, and it does NOT click but it DOES lock (just keep that in mind, it won't turn out backwards on you, you'll need to use the release button), then you can take the lens and put it on.You MUST rather forcefully push it until the lens locks in and just like the adapter on the camera it will not click. You have to push pretty hard but I didn't have to use force anywhere near strong enough to break anything. Once that happened my Sakar 28-200 didn't lock fully in, the release button isn't all the way out, BUT this is irrelevant as the lens is firmly mounted.I haven't noticed any issues whatsoever with it apart from the less than satisfactory physical confirmation that things are locked in. But it works and that's all that matters and it's also very cheap.

A few weeks ago as part of a larger purchase I ended up with 3 OM-1 variant film cameras, several compatible Olympus OM mount lenses and a Canon 10D DSLR. I was going to just resell it all on eBay, but a friend inspired me to put these items to use. While the 10D did come with a couple EF lenses, I was rather happy to learn about adapter rings like the one I'm reviewing today. They allowed me to dramatically expand the available lenses I have for my Canon DSLR at minimal expense by simply adapting the Olympus lenses.A 23 year old camera with 50 year old lenses is a satisfying pair that I never considered possible. There are no electronics in these rings, you have to more or less set up everything yourself.As for shooting with a "modern" camera and an old fully manual lens, put your camera into aperture priority mode. Set your ISO for the conditions. Focus at the widest f stop possible to let in the most light and then stop down if needed before taking the shot. I have newer cameras than the 10D, it just feels the most "right" using vintage lenses on my oldest DSLR.Okay, all that is glowing. There is one downside. I've had three of these come through my hands now, two of them are good and one of them was machined too loosely. To be specific, the ring secures to the camera just fine, but the lens interface to the ring is too loose. I'll be sending that one back.So, you may want to buy two or three of these and send back any that don't work. But, when they are good, they are perfect. Five stars.

I use this some older olympus lenses on my 6D, 80D, and with my other existing adapters like ef to efm or ef to fujix I even use this on my other cameras too! It's solid metal and high quality.

The product functions as advertised, but is incredibly difficult to remove and may potentially damage the camera if done incorrectly.

This is a great fit. It works good with my Sigma OM, and 49mm OM lense. It has a slight mismatch with my doubler adapter, yet works good with some patient work. Comes off with ease as well. Good product and my lenses are both from 1983. Cheers.

Bought this to adapt an old 80-200mm Olympus lens to fit on a Canon T6i. Overall, it's solid & does the job.Can't rate auto-focus because I never use auto-focus.