EE-1 Sidemount
EE-1 Sidemount Adapter for OM-1 + RRS base plate
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Product Description
Note:
This adapter is right now in test – you order at your own risk!
I don't get a single cent of the proceeds and take no responsibility for fitness of purpose!
If you have an own 3D printer and a Shapeways account, then you can also download the STL file below to adapt and or print the file yourself.
First results look promising, the mount doesn't collide with 300/4, 40-140/2.8, plus eventual tripod collar, plus MC-14.
There are limitations with the 150-400/4.5: It only works as long it's foot is in top or right position, the fastening screw get in the way if the foot is in bottom or left position.
This way you can view through the camera's EVF and the red dot simultaniously. The position close to the lens minimizes the parallax between the red dot and the lens. All controls of the EE-1 and the camera stay accessible.
On the camera side it needs to be attached to a BOM1.8 modular base plate from Really Right Stuff and should be installed instead of the vertical base plate. Of course the vertical plate and the adapter can not be attached simultaniously.
Note that you have to insert the Olympus EE-1 into the adapter shoe before attaching the adapter to the BOEM base plate, as you can't slide the EE-1 in when the adapter is mounted. The upside of this is that the EE-1 can't get out of the adapter.
Due to the nature of the adapter fixature in the BOM rail, you need to loosen the RRS BOM rail to install or remove the adapter. Best way to do this is to put the base plate in place, and then turn in the screw just enough to hold it. Now you slide in the adapter with tje monted red dot, and tighten the screw.
Olympus, OM Systems, Really Right Stuff, OM-1, EE-1, BOM and all other brand names and trademarks are all brands and trademarks belonging to their respective owners.
This adapter is right now in test – you order at your own risk!
I don't get a single cent of the proceeds and take no responsibility for fitness of purpose!
If you have an own 3D printer and a Shapeways account, then you can also download the STL file below to adapt and or print the file yourself.
First results look promising, the mount doesn't collide with 300/4, 40-140/2.8, plus eventual tripod collar, plus MC-14.
There are limitations with the 150-400/4.5: It only works as long it's foot is in top or right position, the fastening screw get in the way if the foot is in bottom or left position.
This way you can view through the camera's EVF and the red dot simultaniously. The position close to the lens minimizes the parallax between the red dot and the lens. All controls of the EE-1 and the camera stay accessible.
On the camera side it needs to be attached to a BOM1.8 modular base plate from Really Right Stuff and should be installed instead of the vertical base plate. Of course the vertical plate and the adapter can not be attached simultaniously.
Note that you have to insert the Olympus EE-1 into the adapter shoe before attaching the adapter to the BOEM base plate, as you can't slide the EE-1 in when the adapter is mounted. The upside of this is that the EE-1 can't get out of the adapter.
Due to the nature of the adapter fixature in the BOM rail, you need to loosen the RRS BOM rail to install or remove the adapter. Best way to do this is to put the base plate in place, and then turn in the screw just enough to hold it. Now you slide in the adapter with tje monted red dot, and tighten the screw.
Olympus, OM Systems, Really Right Stuff, OM-1, EE-1, BOM and all other brand names and trademarks are all brands and trademarks belonging to their respective owners.
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EE-1 Sidemount for OM-1
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