I have one Olympus OM Auto Bellows in excellent condition for sale.
The general sales pitch:
Front and back mounts are adjustable. Comes with focusing rail. It can be adapted to any camera brand. Canon, Nikon, Sony, Minolta, Olympus, etc camera bodies. Turn any lens into a macro lens. You just need to buy the specific adapters needed. Typically they go for $10-20 each through E-bay.
More info:
I was planning on getting a rare Olympus macro [20mm f/2] bellows lens but that fell through and now I need to sell this bellows.
It looks to be in good condition. No broken knows, bellows looks good, etc. The only issue I notices is that the aperture link sometimes gets stuck. Not sure if that is a problem for our uses. Most of us shoot with fixed or manual aperture lenses anyways.
I paid $140 for this. I thought it was a good deal. Typically people try to sell these in the $300 range. I would like to sell it for the same amount. I'll cover the cost of the shipping in North America. I'll provide the standard $100 insurance coverage. All other shipping arrangements will have to be discussed before the sale.
Open to suggestions. Thanks.
!SOLD! Olympus OM Auto Bellows
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!SOLD! Olympus OM Auto Bellows
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I'm in Canada! Isn't that weird?
Oly bellows to Canon camera is easy, Oly bellows to Nikon camera isn't, as far as I know. I have a Nikon adapter on an Oly bellows I bought, but it's the only one I've seen. It's not very good, so if anyone knows a supplier I'd be interested!
At the front end I have to go via T2 or 49mm filter thread and an Oly reversing ring. Any alternatives?
At the front end I have to go via T2 or 49mm filter thread and an Oly reversing ring. Any alternatives?
Thanks for selling me the bellows. I am very happy....
Hi,
I bought your bellows and am very happy with them. They are far superior to my Pentax bellows.
Happy New Year,
Bill
I bought your bellows and am very happy with them. They are far superior to my Pentax bellows.
Happy New Year,
Bill