It’s always cool to see some new accessory you can have via 3D home printer! 43rumors reader Kabe created this hotshoe adapter:

This is an adapter that provides a hotshoe – or rather cold shoe – on the left side in front of the camera to hold a red dot – specifically the EE-1 from Olympus. It needs to be attached on a BOEM modular base plate from Really Right Stuff (tested only with the Olympus variants for the Olympus OM-D M1, M5, M5.2).
Note that you have to attach the EE-1 before attaching the adapter to the BOEM rail, the upside of this is that the EE-1 is unlikely to get completely out of the adapter.
When used with the tripod adapter of the 300/4, you’ll need to rotate the adapter before attaching the lens. The EE-1 touches the adapter slightly in that scenario.
Olympus, Really Right Stuff, OM-D, EE-1, BOEM are all brands and trademarks belonging to their respective owners.

Buy it at Shapeways.com/product/Z7BG6K7KN/olympus-ee-1-hotshoe-adapter-for-rrs-boem-rail

Александр Бурмистров‎
Olympus E-M5II + Panasonic 12-32
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Digitalcustomshop sent me that picture of the Panasonic-Leica 12mm Summilux lens. The new lens is now shipping out in some countries.

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Win A Panasonic Lumix GX80 Kit! (ePhotozine).
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Take a Hike! A Beginner’s Guide to Walking in the Woods (Explora).
How to use Kipon Tilt & Shift Lens Adapters for Creative Results (Adorama Learning Center).
European Olympus ref. items list at [shoplink 22691 ebay]Olympusmarket[/shoplink].

Elvis: “I shot a ton of footage (all handheld) on the GX85 while on a massive road trip of the west coast of the US, and cut it into a travel film.  https://vimeo.com/173685234. The lenses used were the Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8 and the 35-100mm f2.8“