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Novoflex Adapter for Olympus OM Lens to Sony NEX Camera

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Product Overview

Novoflex Adapter for Olympus OM Lens to Sony NEX Camera

One of the most appealing aspects of small mirrorless cameras like the Sony NEX-3 and NEX-5 is the availability of a wide range of interchangeable lenses, including non-Sony lenses. This Novoflex Adapter for Olympus OM Lens to Sony NEX Camera makes it possible to mount an Olympus OM lens to your NEX-3 or NEX-5 camera with a precision mechanical adapter. Such an adapter does not transfer functions from the camera to the lens, such as autofocus, but automatic exposure metering (stop-down metering/aperture priority) is possible. The lens will focus on infinity using this adapter.

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Novoflex Adapter for Olympus OM Lens to Sony NEX Camera

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FAQs

Can I use autofocus with the Novoflex Adapter for Olympus OM Lens on my Sony NEX camera?

No, the Novoflex Adapter for Olympus OM Lens to Sony NEX Camera is a mechanical adapter that does not support autofocus functions. You will need to manually focus your lens while using this adapter. However, many photographers appreciate the control and creativity that manual focusing allows.

What are the benefits of using Olympus OM lenses on my Sony NEX camera?

Using Olympus OM lenses on your Sony NEX camera can significantly expand your creative options. These lenses are known for their optical quality and unique characteristics. By adapting these lenses, you can take advantage of their distinct rendering styles, which may differ from modern lenses. Additionally, many Olympus OM lenses are compact and lightweight, making them a great match for the portability of mirrorless cameras.

How do I achieve proper exposure when using the Novoflex Adapter?

With the Novoflex Adapter, you can achieve proper exposure through stop-down metering or aperture priority mode. This means you will need to set the aperture on your Olympus OM lens manually, and the camera will calculate exposure based on that setting. It is recommended to use the camera's histogram and live view features to assist with exposure accuracy.

Will the Novoflex Adapter allow me to use image stabilisation features of my Olympus OM lens?

No, the Novoflex Adapter does not facilitate electronic communication between the camera and lens, so any image stabilisation features present in the Olympus OM lens will not be functional when using this adapter. To achieve stabilised shots, you may need to rely on the in-body stabilisation of your Sony NEX camera, if available.

What types of Olympus OM lenses are compatible with this adapter?

The Novoflex Adapter is designed to work with Olympus OM mount lenses. This includes a wide variety of prime and zoom lenses from the Olympus OM system. However, it is important to check the specific lens design and its physical dimensions to ensure compatibility, as some larger lenses may be more challenging to use with the adapter.

Can I expect any loss of image quality when using an adapter?

Generally, using a high-quality adapter like the Novoflex will not result in noticeable loss of image quality. The adapter is designed for precision fit and alignment, which helps maintain the optical performance of your Olympus OM lens. However, keep in mind that the overall image quality will also depend on the lens itself and the shooting conditions.

Is it possible to use filters with Olympus OM lenses on the Novoflex Adapter?

Yes, you can use filters with Olympus OM lenses mounted on the Novoflex Adapter, provided that the lens has a filter thread. This allows you to maintain your creative control over exposure and effects, such as polarising filters or ND filters, while using your adapted lens on the Sony NEX camera.

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