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T-mount adapter for Olympus OM


obede

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Dear Sirs

 

Are there diferences between T and T2-mount adapters for Olympus OM?

What are the kinds/brands of lenses those can be connected on them?

Where can I get detailed informations?

Thank you very much.

 

Best Regards

O. F. Souto

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I've not heard of a T2 adaptor, so can't comment on that. It's a moot point what can be mounted on the adaptor. You buy the adaptor to fit the lens, not the other way around.

 

Usually, cheap oddball lenses will use a T-mount. This means long telephoto lenses, mirror lenses, etc. (also some microscope or telescope adaptors) The long telephotos are used wide open most often, the mirror lenses don't have adjustable aperture, and either one works well with the adaptor. You just leave the adaptor on the lens, you don't normally take it off the lens each time you use it. If you are shopping for lenses, just buy whatever lens you want, and then get the adaptor it needs. If for some reason you already have the adaptor, just throw it the junk bin unless you happen to find a lens you like that needs one.

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Obede,

 

Just to make clear- any lens you get a T-mount for has just screw treads on the rear of the lens. The T-mount has matching threads on the front, and the specific camera lens mount on the rear for what camera mount you're using it on- Olympus, Canon, Minolta, etc. I've not heard of a T-2 mount.

 

Could it be you're hearing of a mount by the lens maker Tamron, that has used lens mounts called "Adaptall" and "Adaptall 2"? This system is not the same as a T-mount.

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