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The Oympus Pen series main page is here. This is the accessories page.


Some photos:

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A nice set of lenses and accessories.

Accessory Shoe

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The camera has no accessory shoe. This is an etxra shoe to be sqeezed tightly onto the plastic viewer frame which can damaged it. So be cautious.
 
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Camera with shoe installed.


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Hot shoe connected to the PC socket.

Correction Lens Adapter/Eyecup

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Another accessory to be mounted to the viewer frame, a correction lens adapter.

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The adapter,
which is an eyecup at the same time.

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Adapter installed. I can be turned freely to adapt to your eye.

Leather Case

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An important accessory for many photographers: a real leather case.

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It can be used as half case, the flap is detachable.

Close Focus Lens

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A very useful accessory, a close focus lens. It came attached to the 100mm which lets you focus as close as 20cm at an approx 1:2 ratio.

Adapters. There are many adapters for the system to attach non-Olympus lenses.

 Adapter P For M42 Lenses

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The so-called adapter P to attach M42 lenses in its original case.

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A second adapter P.

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This one has stickers for the EV system...

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..and the apertures. These stickers were available at your dealer for free.

Adapter E For Exakta Lenses

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An "E" Exakta adapter.

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Seen from the side.


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Exakta mount side.

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Olympus mount side.

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Attached to an Exacta mount lens.

Vivitar Adapter For T2 Lenses

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An adapter for T2 lenses and it's original case.

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Another
T2 mount adapter...

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...from both sides.

Adapter For Canon EF Lenses And Olypus OM Lenses

The original Olympus adapter to attach Olympus OM lenses to Pen F is terribly expensive. But there is an adapter for Canon EF lenses at a reasonable price and an inexpensive tiny adapter for EF to OM. The flange focal distance (FFL) for Canon EF (or EOS) is 44mm. As the Olympus OM FFL is 46mm, there is room for a small adapter EF to OM. BTW: there is also a tiny adapter from EF to M42 which is FFL 45.46mm or to longer ones like Nikon F.

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EF adapter and EF to OM both mounted, lens side...

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... and camera side.

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On an OM 21mm lens. A Pen F 25mm lens for comparison.

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Mounted on a Pen FT

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It's massive, but gives a significant wider angle than the 25mm lens. There is a Pen F 20mm lens, but it's very expensive as well.

Extension Rings Set

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This a set of extension rings...

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...from both sides....

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...and dismounted into its parts.

This is it for the moment. If I come across more stuff, this will be continued.


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