FOTASY Olympus OM Lens to CANON EOS-M Mirrorless Camera M Adapter
C $10.25
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8***a (5)- Feedback left by buyer.
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The camera is in mint condition. Seller packed camera really well and is very communicative throughout the process. I received the package very quickly and am very pleased with this purchase. Highly recommend this seller!
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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Packaged safely and as described. Fast shipping. Very Pleased.
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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Great communication with the seller. Fast shipment!
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Arrived exactly as described and seller provided some shipping updates👍
Reviews (41)
Oct 23, 2015
Tenba makes terrific cases. I love them. I have four!
Tenba cases are very well made. I personally love the bright blue color because it does not blend in. I am not likely to forget my camera or misplace it when out shooting. They come with rain covers, have lots of pockets and zippers and places to stash all your stuff. The cases are super lightweight, do not add any weight to your load. Very sturdy and well built, offering great protection for your equipment. I highly recommend the Tenba brand cases.
Mar 17, 2018
Works fine, comparable with Sandisk.
I've used Sandisks mainly, but also Transcend brand and I have observed no differences. I use them interchangeably.
Oct 05, 2011
Sharp lens, but better cameras from Canon at the same price point.
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this for a friend. I had gotten him a Canon 1400 IS, a much nicer camera. But, he put it through the washer and that was the end of that. I got this one for the panorama feature, but he hasn't used it yet. So far, I think the pictures are just okay, nothing special. The button to take the photos is not as soft a touch as I would like, shiny, rectangular and not that easy to press, level with the top deck. Canon buttons have a much nicer feel, round. The Canon point and shoots are the best, I've owned about 6-8 of them. I loved the old Ricoh R4,5,6,7,8. Very few were sold in this country, but very popular in Asia. Now, those were nice cameras, 28-200mm built in and sharp as a tack, small, macro right up to the front element, almost perfect. Too bad they changed the compression engine for saving files. Canon can be guilty on that one too sometimes. But, dollar for dollar, nothing beats the Canon point and shoots. The color is right on, the sharpness, the overall image quality and ease of use is outstanding. Sony, they're okay but the DSLRs seem to do better, nice sharp lenses either way though.