What mount is this film era lens?

artyman said:
From memory it looks like my old Olympus OM1n, I could be wrong though. Is it a Zuiko lens
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It looks smaller than the OM and the olympus didn't have that square notch.
And didn't the OM have a button to release the lock pin, or maybe I've got it all wrong :)
 
Have you tried this...

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SLR Lens Mount Identification Guide by Richard Oleson - Vintagelens

So you’ve found a lens and you don’t know what camera it fits? Scroll down this set of photos until you find the one that it looks like. I don’t have everything here, but I have most of the more common ones for manual-focus, focal plane shutter 35mm SLRs. Quick notes on lens-mount compatibility...
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AndrewFlannigan said:
Have you tried this...

vintagelens.nl

SLR Lens Mount Identification Guide by Richard Oleson - Vintagelens

So you’ve found a lens and you don’t know what camera it fits? Scroll down this set of photos until you find the one that it looks like. I don’t have everything here, but I have most of the more common ones for manual-focus, focal plane shutter 35mm SLRs. Quick notes on lens-mount compatibility...
vintagelens.nl vintagelens.nl
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I did look there and couldn't see it. The lens is a third party one, weighty and solid. I wanted to try it out on my Olympus digital but for the life of me cannot identify what adapter I need.

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I would have guessed Konica, centred notch on the wider of the three bayonet tabs. On Minolta the notch is more toward the edge of a bayonet tab and it's slightly shorter than the other two.
 
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I should have put up a poll :D

Definitely looking like Konica is the most favoured and I don't have a Konica to M4/3 adapter. I'll keep it for now and see if I come across any decent Konica mount glass in my auctioneering and make getting an adapter worthwhile.

Thanks everyone.
 
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