I wouldn't trust any criteria other than checking each individual
adapter to my OM-4 body. The effort is minimal and the potential damage
is costly.
Rand E.
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Scott Nelson wrote:
>
> If you do get a used adaptall II, make sure it is marked "OL" rather than "OM"
> and it will be he correct model for use with the OM 4T.
>
> >You would be best off getting a new Tamron Adaptall 2 OM adapter. I'd
> >pass on paying more than $31-34, least the retailer to get too high a
> >markup. If you buy a used one (typically in the low $20's), sight
> >unseen, you run the risk of getting an early model without offset
> >screws. It will sheer off the rubber plug on the lens mount of the late
> >OM bodies.
>
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