Uh, by the way: it's FTL, not FLT. Other replies inserted:
Chris O'Neill wrote:
>
> Maybe someone who's in the know can answer this one... Is the
> screwmount the same as other early screwmounts? The Pentax, for
> example? If so, maybe non-Olympus lenses and accessories would
> work? (Assuming the use of heavy anti-rejection drugs, of course!) :-)
Yes, it is the same mount. Olympus FTL lenses will work on other cameras, and
other lenses will work on the Olympus FTL body. The Olympus lenses include a
locking stop down lever for use with other cameras, which do not handle auto
diaphragm lenses.
> > If I recall correctly, it was one lens lens in the "normal" area -
> > wouldn't be surprised if it was the FLT equivalent of 50/1.8 (whatever that
> > would be).
It could be the 50/1.8, or possibly 50/1.4 ( I believe there was one) Rumor has
it that a number of the original OM series lenses are FTL lenses with a new
mount.
> Nothing worth getting all excited over, probably.
Unless the lens happens to be a 28mm. Those are rare. When I posted to the list
a few years ago that I had seen one in a pawn shop, it took Gary Schloss almost
three seconds to reply back.
> Regards,
>
> Chris
Steve Goss, Dallas Tx usa
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