Thanx. I'm so much more comfortable with this lens. My only gripe is the is low light focusing. My vision is bad with the small viewfinder on the 420. Ill probably pick up a magnifier when I get the chance.
Hi Monty i think i have got a OM 50mm on my OM10 and an adapter see pic and a Auto Super-paragon 28mm in the pic with adapter
however i dont really now how to use them on my E300 any suggestions
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Martyn
Olympus E30 HLD 4, E520, E300 & HLD 3
Olympus OM10 Zuiko OM 28mm 2.8 OM 50mm 1.8 & 70-200mm
ZD 14-45mm 14-42mm 14-54mm 40-150mm 70-300mm 50-200mm 2.8 / 3.5
ZD 35mm Macro EX - 25
Sigma 50-500mm To be Obtained
Olympus FL36R
Metz Flash 28AF-30
well since it's digital, you have the luxury of 0-cost experimentation. Just put the lens on and see what it does. yes, you'll have to do some stop down metering which is to say that the lens won't be recognized by the camera and so the only way to meter the scene properly will be to stop the lens down by hand. This darkens the viewfinder considerably so focusing will now be tough. I find it's best to take your time, compose, focus and then stop the lens down to the aperture that works. I've used manual lenses in A and M modes. Be sure to select a shutter speed that won't show camera shake (1/125 should be ok with those lenses, or higher). Remember to have fun. I don't use my old lenses nearly enough, but when I do I'm usually happy.