Flange 19.25 mm · Micro Four Thirds 2×

Vintage lenses on Micro Four Thirds

Olympus and Panasonic released the Micro Four Thirds standard in 2008, and Panasonic's Lumix G1 came first that October. The sensor has a crop factor of 2, so a lens frames like twice its focal length would on full frame. With a 19.25mm flange, almost any lens with a longer flange can be adapted, and old SLR lenses picked up a cult following on the system. Olympus and Panasonic even sold their own adapters for a few older mounts.

Pick your lens mount

Camera settings for manual lenses

01On OM System and Olympus bodies, give the stabilizer the focal length. Press INFO while setting Image Stabilizer, then enter the number printed on the lens.
02To save lenses you use often, add them under Lens Info Settings (up to 10). The saved focal length also feeds the stabilizer and goes into the Exif data.
03MF Assist only reacts to a focus ring the camera can read, which an adapted lens doesn't have, so assign Peaking to a button instead.

Flange 19.25 mm · Micro Four Thirds 2×

Vintage lenses on Micro Four Thirds

Pick your lens mount

Camera settings for manual lenses

01On OM System and Olympus bodies, give the stabilizer the focal length. Press INFO while setting Image Stabilizer, then enter the number printed on the lens.
02To save lenses you use often, add them under Lens Info Settings (up to 10). The saved focal length also feeds the stabilizer and goes into the Exif data.
03MF Assist only reacts to a focus ring the camera can read, which an adapted lens doesn't have, so assign Peaking to a button instead.

Vintage lenses on Micro Four Thirds

Pick your lens mount

Camera settings for manual lenses

Keep exploring

Vintage lenses on Micro Four Thirds

Pick your lens mount

Camera settings for manual lenses

Keep exploring