That site unequivocally lists OM mount--odd.
wikipedia does not---
"The T4 interchangeable mount
Most famously associated with Soligor, designed in the 1960s,
(apparently by Tokina,) the T4 mount was intended to compete with
Tamron's T-thread, and the later Adapt-A-Matic mounts. The idea behind
these mounts was 'one lens, any mount'. A retailer, for instance, only
had to keep one lens model and a few, cheap mounts, rather than many
lenses in every different lens mount. It allowed automatic aperture,
aperture indexing/metering facilities.
Mounts were offered in almost all popular fittings. It was superseded
by the incompatible TX system, (though the T4 mount was compatible with
TX lenses.) Vivitar as a brand name was owned by Ponder & Best at this
time (T4 for Two).
■T4 interchangeable mounts produced for:
■Canon FL (same as FD)
■Minolta SR (Uses MC and MD line of lenses)
■Miranda bayonet (all except Sensorex)
■Miranda Sensorex
■Nikon F - Silver or black
■Pentax/Praktica universal screw (M42)
■Topcon RE "
That be said, I would bet Ian at Srb Griturn could fabricate said
adapter but it would not be 6 bucks.
T for two but not OM, Mike
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