chcollinsjr

I would like to find out if someone knows of Tilt-Shift lenses that will function with my Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III mirrorless digital camera. So far, I have failed to find information on the Olympus, B&H, and Amazon web sites.

JPL

you can buy ts adapters. should work well with full frame lenses and aps-c lenses. Adorama has the best selection.

chcollinsjr

Thank you, JPL. I'll contact Adorama.

wdross Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado

Keh Camera and others may have a used OM 24mm f3.5 or 35mm f2.8 shift lense. That means you will need an adapter (MF-1) and the lenses only shifts up and down and left and right, manual focus, and manual mode or aperture mode only for exposure. Your aperture range on the 24mm is f5.6 to f8 and f4 to f8 on the 35mm. On M4/3 cameras, the 24mm will have a 48mm angle of view in 35mm terms and the 35mm will have a 70mm angle of view in 35mm terms.

Another route to go, check Metabones and other similar manufacturers for a Canon to Olympus M4/3 adapter and use the Canon shift lenses.

To see what other OM film lenses you might want to use, go to Olympusamerica.com, Cameras and Audio, highlight Cameras and go to Accessories, Lens Accessories, click on the MF-1 accessory, scroll down to the 6 "bulleted" items, and in 6th bulleted item, click on the "HERE" in the sentence "Click HERE to review the manual."

I don't know why you were having such a hard time finding this information. It is so obviously located for discovery.😂

LoneRangeFinder Loc: Left field

Try this

https://www.adorama.com/katm43om.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIyOu917PH2AIVTrnACh3lrgfzEAQYAiABEgJ68fD_BwE

repleo Loc: Boston

Fotodiox has several shift adapters for micro four thirds bodies at $99. This one is for Canon lenses, but they have several others as well. Go to Fotodiox's site, but don't depend on their Search box to find what you want. I have one for e-mount camera. The shift feature is fine for perspective control but it doesn't have shift adjustment.

https://fotodioxpro.com/products/fd-mft-p-shift

LoneRangeFinder Loc: Left field

The Kipon brand has some that shift and some that tilt and shift. The ones with both movements seem to be around $300.00. I have no experience with either—although I’ve thought about getting one. The lenses that incorporate these movements are beyond my budget—generally selling for around $2 grand.

chcollinsjr

Thanks. I tried to send a query to Olympus, but, as usual, their website didn't let me, "Server Failure, error 500", whatever that means. I'll call them later today and I'll check some of the other sources you listed.

chcollinsjr

Unfortunately, Klipon does not have any lenses of adapters that work with my Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III. Thanks for trying.