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Your cart is empty. The LMR-OM415 Tripod Mount Ring from Haoge is designed for Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 40-150mm F2.8 PRO,90mm F3.5 Macro IS PRO Lens. It features Arca-compatible dovetail which allow you attach your lens to Ball Head, Clamp or Panorama Head of Arca-Swiss standard. Reserved 1/4" and 3/8" screw holes at the bottom for attach lens to tripod directly. Built-in strap hole for carry.
Quick Release System
Designed with Arca-compatible dovetail, photographer could set up camera and lens quickly.
Improves Lens Balance
The ring secures your lens to the camera's tripod.
Thumbscrews Tighten And Loosen Ring
Having thumbscrews control the ring make it easy to adjust the tripod ring on the go.
Gives Your Camera Setup Better Balance
The ring adds stability to your camera and lens. Due to its weight, when the lens is mounted with a camera on a tripod, the center of gravity is shifted to the lens. The ring attaches to the tripod and can be shifted to adjust the balance.
Rotation
Having the camera secured with a ring around the lens makes it possible to rotate the lens between landscape and portrait modes without removing the camera from the tripod. The friction thumbscrews can then be tightened to secure the camera in the desired position.
Compatible with:
Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 40-150mm F2.8 PRO Lens
( Note: it can't be used for other lenses )
Package Included:
1 x Haoge LMR-OM415 Tripod Mount Ring for Olympus M.ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 40-150mm F2.8 PRO Lens
Black Pearl
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Doesn't fit my 40-150pro lens. I don't know if I was sent the wrong product but I even took the screw completely out to try open it wider but it's too small. Dont want to damage my lens forcing it on. Highly disappointed
Black Pearl
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Doesn't fit my 40-150pro lens. I don't know if I was sent the wrong product but I even took the screw completely out to try open it wider but it's too small. Dont want to damage my lens forcing it on. Highly disappointed
save money buyer
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
I am using this Haoge collar and foot on an OM 90 mm Pro macro ASIN B0BT287LP6. The fit is fine. The unit seems well made with a plastic internal "slide bearing" on the inside of the collar so as not to damage the lens cosmetics. The collar tightening knob is made of plastic and not engraved; I suspect that the plastic will fracture and fail with time. Note that on heavy lenses for which I replace the feet (such as the OM 150-600 ASIN B0CS4F5YZP using a Wimberley AP-608 ASIN B0741CMPRB), I personally would not trust a low cost replacement such as this one. However. the OM 90mm macro is much less weight and much less torque than the OM 150-600 and thus this Haoge should be satisfactory. If there is a failure with use, I will attempt to revise this review.
save money buyer
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
I am using this Haoge collar and foot on an OM 90 mm Pro macro ASIN B0BT287LP6. The fit is fine. The unit seems well made with a plastic internal "slide bearing" on the inside of the collar so as not to damage the lens cosmetics. The collar tightening knob is made of plastic and not engraved; I suspect that the plastic will fracture and fail with time. Note that on heavy lenses for which I replace the feet (such as the OM 150-600 ASIN B0CS4F5YZP using a Wimberley AP-608 ASIN B0741CMPRB), I personally would not trust a low cost replacement such as this one. However. the OM 90mm macro is much less weight and much less torque than the OM 150-600 and thus this Haoge should be satisfactory. If there is a failure with use, I will attempt to revise this review.
Seul
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024
As other reviewers have experienced, my collar fit well on my lens. I'm using this on OM 90mm F3.5 macro. That lens has enough magnification and focuses close enough that, unlike my Oly 60mm F2.8 macro, a tripod is really needed for most of what I shoot. I WISH OM systems would have included one ... but I'm seeing that pattern a lot with this new OM thing.So this collar fits a definite need. It fit well to the lens, and seems very high quality. I would HIGHLY recommend this collar if you want to use the 90mm macro to it's full potential. The price, I thought, was good.It fit well to my lens - snug, but not too tight. It holds firmly and the tightening knob feels smooth, suggesting the threads are cut well. It moves smoothly into and locks well into my tripods - the arca plate is well within standard tolerances. I like the size of the foot - allows me a bit of adjustment on the tripod if I need it and feels like I've got "room" ... I'm not gripping right at either end of it.I did notice, as other reviewers have, that it is not as smooth as could be desired when rotating the lens in the collar. There is a slightly gritty feel that isn't present with Olympus collars on my other lenses. In closely inspecting the inside of this collar, there are no burs or other flaws. However the finish (ie "paint") is a bit textured vs my other collars. Not much, but a bit. Soooo.... I took some 1200grit sandpaper and wet-sanded the inside of the collar. I then ran some polishing compound on this with a rag, by hand. I did break out a dremel tool and buffing pad - just a bit by hand. I then rubbed some wax on it, leaving a veeeery light coat. That helped a lot. However, there was still a bit of "scratch" to my feel - slight, but there. It did not leave any mark at all on the lens, so NOT a real problem, just not 100% smooth. I took a fine diamond stone and slightly chamfered the edges where the collar is split, where the tightening knob is, and then sanded and polished those edges a tad. That did the trick. It now goes on smooth and the lens rotates very smoothly without any grit/grinding but still locks down firmly.I do NOT think there was any problem with my collar. And I'd even say that the finish was 95% perfect. I'm just picky, I just wanted that last 5%. After the above work, I'd say it's 99% of what the Oly collars I have on another lens do. I'm very happy that it only took some minor work to make this into a "as good as Oly" collar, so this is NOT a knock against this product.If you want a perfectly smooth collar and are NOT willing to do a little work, maybe skip this and shell out the $$$ for an OM or used Oly collar somewhere. If you are willing to do a little simple manual work, save $ for the effort, and end up with a solid collar, I highly recommend this collar without reservation.
Seul
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024
As other reviewers have experienced, my collar fit well on my lens. I'm using this on OM 90mm F3.5 macro. That lens has enough magnification and focuses close enough that, unlike my Oly 60mm F2.8 macro, a tripod is really needed for most of what I shoot. I WISH OM systems would have included one ... but I'm seeing that pattern a lot with this new OM thing.So this collar fits a definite need. It fit well to the lens, and seems very high quality. I would HIGHLY recommend this collar if you want to use the 90mm macro to it's full potential. The price, I thought, was good.It fit well to my lens - snug, but not too tight. It holds firmly and the tightening knob feels smooth, suggesting the threads are cut well. It moves smoothly into and locks well into my tripods - the arca plate is well within standard tolerances. I like the size of the foot - allows me a bit of adjustment on the tripod if I need it and feels like I've got "room" ... I'm not gripping right at either end of it.I did notice, as other reviewers have, that it is not as smooth as could be desired when rotating the lens in the collar. There is a slightly gritty feel that isn't present with Olympus collars on my other lenses. In closely inspecting the inside of this collar, there are no burs or other flaws. However the finish (ie "paint") is a bit textured vs my other collars. Not much, but a bit. Soooo.... I took some 1200grit sandpaper and wet-sanded the inside of the collar. I then ran some polishing compound on this with a rag, by hand. I did break out a dremel tool and buffing pad - just a bit by hand. I then rubbed some wax on it, leaving a veeeery light coat. That helped a lot. However, there was still a bit of "scratch" to my feel - slight, but there. It did not leave any mark at all on the lens, so NOT a real problem, just not 100% smooth. I took a fine diamond stone and slightly chamfered the edges where the collar is split, where the tightening knob is, and then sanded and polished those edges a tad. That did the trick. It now goes on smooth and the lens rotates very smoothly without any grit/grinding but still locks down firmly.I do NOT think there was any problem with my collar. And I'd even say that the finish was 95% perfect. I'm just picky, I just wanted that last 5%. After the above work, I'd say it's 99% of what the Oly collars I have on another lens do. I'm very happy that it only took some minor work to make this into a "as good as Oly" collar, so this is NOT a knock against this product.If you want a perfectly smooth collar and are NOT willing to do a little work, maybe skip this and shell out the $$$ for an OM or used Oly collar somewhere. If you are willing to do a little simple manual work, save $ for the effort, and end up with a solid collar, I highly recommend this collar without reservation.
Sendero Caribe
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024
I purchased this lens collar for my OM 90mm Macro. It fits perfectly and gets the job done. It's lightweight and well made. Money well spent.
Sendero Caribe
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024
I purchased this lens collar for my OM 90mm Macro. It fits perfectly and gets the job done. It's lightweight and well made. Money well spent.
Harm
Reviewed in Japan on July 27, 2024
しっかりと止まります。純正よりコンパクトで良いです。
Harm
Reviewed in Japan on July 27, 2024
しっかりと止まります。純正よりコンパクトで良いです。
Michael Meissner
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
I recently bought a used Olympus 40-150mm f/2.8 lens. I used the Olympus lens collar that came with the lens and I was unhappy with it. With the Olympus lens collar, it did not have an Arca Swiss compatible groove, and I needed to attach an Arca Swiss compatible quick release plate to the lens collar, and the QR plate kept slipping.I bought the Haoge LMR-OM415 to replace my lens collar, and it works great. The Haoge collar has Arca Swiss compatible grooves in it mounts the lens securely. It is also nice that the Haoge lens collar is less tall than the Olympus collar, which helps when packing lenses into full camera bags.
Michael Meissner
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
I recently bought a used Olympus 40-150mm f/2.8 lens. I used the Olympus lens collar that came with the lens and I was unhappy with it. With the Olympus lens collar, it did not have an Arca Swiss compatible groove, and I needed to attach an Arca Swiss compatible quick release plate to the lens collar, and the QR plate kept slipping.I bought the Haoge LMR-OM415 to replace my lens collar, and it works great. The Haoge collar has Arca Swiss compatible grooves in it mounts the lens securely. It is also nice that the Haoge lens collar is less tall than the Olympus collar, which helps when packing lenses into full camera bags.
ぽんでけーじょ親方
Reviewed in Japan on October 23, 2024
三脚座リングには、金属製リング部の内側に、鏡胴に直接接して締め付けるプラスチック製のパッキンのような緩衝リングが付属しているものがあります。本商品では、緩衝リングを嵌めるための溝（目測4mm幅）はあるものの、緩衝リングそのものは付属していません（商品写真もよく見ると溝だけの模様）。本商品だけでも三脚座としての用は成しますが、緩衝リングの機能を要求する場合、別途用意する必要があります。
ぽんでけーじょ親方
Reviewed in Japan on October 23, 2024
三脚座リングには、金属製リング部の内側に、鏡胴に直接接して締め付けるプラスチック製のパッキンのような緩衝リングが付属しているものがあります。本商品では、緩衝リングを嵌めるための溝（目測4mm幅）はあるものの、緩衝リングそのものは付属していません（商品写真もよく見ると溝だけの模様）。本商品だけでも三脚座としての用は成しますが、緩衝リングの機能を要求する場合、別途用意する必要があります。
KeiG
Reviewed in Japan on August 23, 2023
複数の三脚でアルカスイス互換タイプのクランプに統一して使っているため、アルカスイスでクランプ出来る三脚座ということで購入しました。作りに安っぽさが感じられず見た目は悪くないです。クランププレート部には通常の三脚に取り付けるネジが二種あいておりその真ん中にQDスイベル穴があります。カメラ本体にRRS製Lプレート（QDスイベル穴がある）を使っているので、これも購入の決め手ではあります。ストラップとの脱着が容易でいざというときに両手が空きます。プレート部（三脚取り付け部）の高さは純正よりやや低く、バッグに収納する際にいくらか邪魔になりにくいです。これも良い点。肝心なところが残念でした。レンズには間違いなく取り付ける事が出来、良い感じと思ったのですが、撮影の時にカメラに手を載せると意外に簡単に回ってしまいます。これでは落ち着いて撮影も出来ません。全体的に良い感じと思っていたのですが、肝心なところがこれでは、、、他の方のレビューでは改善されているとなっていたので、大丈夫であろうと購入したのですが、個体差があるのでは無いでしょうか。-------------再レビューレンズ締め付けの緩さが気になっていたのですが、修正？調整が出来ました。手持ちのカッティングシート（厚さ 約0.1mm）を締め付けリングの内側に沿って一周貼ってみました。厚みがちょうど良く、なおかつ金属同士での摺動を防ぐ形になりました。これでしっかりと固定が可能となり、それからずっと愛用しています。本来は開封状態で満足出来るのがベストですが、解決出来たので良しとします。
KeiG
Reviewed in Japan on August 23, 2023
複数の三脚でアルカスイス互換タイプのクランプに統一して使っているため、アルカスイスでクランプ出来る三脚座ということで購入しました。作りに安っぽさが感じられず見た目は悪くないです。クランププレート部には通常の三脚に取り付けるネジが二種あいておりその真ん中にQDスイベル穴があります。カメラ本体にRRS製Lプレート（QDスイベル穴がある）を使っているので、これも購入の決め手ではあります。ストラップとの脱着が容易でいざというときに両手が空きます。プレート部（三脚取り付け部）の高さは純正よりやや低く、バッグに収納する際にいくらか邪魔になりにくいです。これも良い点。肝心なところが残念でした。レンズには間違いなく取り付ける事が出来、良い感じと思ったのですが、撮影の時にカメラに手を載せると意外に簡単に回ってしまいます。これでは落ち着いて撮影も出来ません。全体的に良い感じと思っていたのですが、肝心なところがこれでは、、、他の方のレビューでは改善されているとなっていたので、大丈夫であろうと購入したのですが、個体差があるのでは無いでしょうか。-------------再レビューレンズ締め付けの緩さが気になっていたのですが、修正？調整が出来ました。手持ちのカッティングシート（厚さ 約0.1mm）を締め付けリングの内側に沿って一周貼ってみました。厚みがちょうど良く、なおかつ金属同士での摺動を防ぐ形になりました。これでしっかりと固定が可能となり、それからずっと愛用しています。本来は開封状態で満足出来るのがベストですが、解決出来たので良しとします。
カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on October 5, 2023
安いけど大丈夫なの？と思っていましたが、GOODでした
カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on October 5, 2023
安いけど大丈夫なの？と思っていましたが、GOODでした
Zakkum
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 21, 2021
I recently purchased a used Olympus 40 - 150 f2.8 Pro lens, which was reduced because both the lens hood and the tripod foot was missing. I noted in the reviews that some people were having problems with getting the lens to be gripped solidly by the clamp. As there are no alternatives to this device, I went and bought one anyway.On arrival my copy had the same problem as others had described and so looked how to improve the lock. I first tried a thin elastic band around the lens inside the engagement pins, this worked, but I was concerned about longevity.On closer inspection I realised that the circlip that prevents the locking screw was preventing the clamp from closing to it's utmost. I dismounted the lens, removed the circlip and reassembled everything. Now the clamp closes fully and grips the lens securely. I next disassembled everything again and placed the circlip on a flat part of a sharpening stone, then ground off the paint and a small amount of metal using my finger to grind the circlip in circles. After reassembly the grip was stronger, but still not achieving full lock. I had a couple of more goes and eventually settled on a grip that needed a large amount of force to make the lens rotate. If you must have a full grip just remove the circlip, but look after the clamping screw and circlip, if you remove it. However, how often is that likely to happen and why would you anyway?
Zakkum
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 21, 2021
I recently purchased a used Olympus 40 - 150 f2.8 Pro lens, which was reduced because both the lens hood and the tripod foot was missing. I noted in the reviews that some people were having problems with getting the lens to be gripped solidly by the clamp. As there are no alternatives to this device, I went and bought one anyway.On arrival my copy had the same problem as others had described and so looked how to improve the lock. I first tried a thin elastic band around the lens inside the engagement pins, this worked, but I was concerned about longevity.On closer inspection I realised that the circlip that prevents the locking screw was preventing the clamp from closing to it's utmost. I dismounted the lens, removed the circlip and reassembled everything. Now the clamp closes fully and grips the lens securely. I next disassembled everything again and placed the circlip on a flat part of a sharpening stone, then ground off the paint and a small amount of metal using my finger to grind the circlip in circles. After reassembly the grip was stronger, but still not achieving full lock. I had a couple of more goes and eventually settled on a grip that needed a large amount of force to make the lens rotate. If you must have a full grip just remove the circlip, but look after the clamping screw and circlip, if you remove it. However, how often is that likely to happen and why would you anyway?
DaMacGuy
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021
I bought this foot specifically for the Arca-Swiss grooves and for the possibility that the foot/plate could be removed and reversed. Haoge implied that it could and I'm happy to report that it is easy to do and remounts solidly in the reverse direction. Having it in "reverse" enables me to mount the lens+TC+camera body in balance on my Wimberley Mono Gimbal. It brings the CG of the lens right over the foot, which you can't do with the original Olympus tripod foot. Just try sitting the lens+body combo on the Olympus tripod foot on a flat surface. It'll tip backward. With this easy mod, the rig will sit level, which means the CG is over the foot. You need only a 3 mm Allen wrench. Easy peasy.Update: Some reviewers complained that the collar does not clamp tightly enough to keep the lens from rotating. I found that to be true. The clamping screw comes to a stop, but the lens can still rotate. But, I found out why and solved the problem. See the first photo and read the following:I was using the collar with my 40-150 Pro today and found to my dismay that when I tightened the knob on the collar, it wouldn't stay in position. It could still revolve. Some reviewers had mentioned this on Amazon, but I hadn't noticed it. I took the collar off and examined it closely. In the gap in the collar where the thumbscrew clamps I could see that there was a washer that kept the clamp from closing all the way. I unscrewed the thumbscrew as much as I could to expand the gap, and could see that there was a C-clip on the screw that got in the way. I was able to slip a small screwdriver into the gap and pop the C-clip off (careful, it'll fly, so watch out where it goes). After I removed the C-clip, the clamp will now close all the way and the collar clamps down tightly on the lens. But, without the C-clip, the thumbscrew could fall out if loosened all the way, so you'll have to keep an eye on it.Another update: my friend pointed out that if the foot is reversed, it will interfere with the body of the Olympus EM1X. He's right, the protruding grips of the X don't allow the reversed foot to rotate freely. Although it won't balance as well on the Mono-gimbal, I put the foot back in its original position facing forward. The good thing is that it's easy to put it in the position that works best for you. :-)
DaMacGuy
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021
I bought this foot specifically for the Arca-Swiss grooves and for the possibility that the foot/plate could be removed and reversed. Haoge implied that it could and I'm happy to report that it is easy to do and remounts solidly in the reverse direction. Having it in "reverse" enables me to mount the lens+TC+camera body in balance on my Wimberley Mono Gimbal. It brings the CG of the lens right over the foot, which you can't do with the original Olympus tripod foot. Just try sitting the lens+body combo on the Olympus tripod foot on a flat surface. It'll tip backward. With this easy mod, the rig will sit level, which means the CG is over the foot. You need only a 3 mm Allen wrench. Easy peasy.Update: Some reviewers complained that the collar does not clamp tightly enough to keep the lens from rotating. I found that to be true. The clamping screw comes to a stop, but the lens can still rotate. But, I found out why and solved the problem. See the first photo and read the following:I was using the collar with my 40-150 Pro today and found to my dismay that when I tightened the knob on the collar, it wouldn't stay in position. It could still revolve. Some reviewers had mentioned this on Amazon, but I hadn't noticed it. I took the collar off and examined it closely. In the gap in the collar where the thumbscrew clamps I could see that there was a washer that kept the clamp from closing all the way. I unscrewed the thumbscrew as much as I could to expand the gap, and could see that there was a C-clip on the screw that got in the way. I was able to slip a small screwdriver into the gap and pop the C-clip off (careful, it'll fly, so watch out where it goes). After I removed the C-clip, the clamp will now close all the way and the collar clamps down tightly on the lens. But, without the C-clip, the thumbscrew could fall out if loosened all the way, so you'll have to keep an eye on it.Another update: my friend pointed out that if the foot is reversed, it will interfere with the body of the Olympus EM1X. He's right, the protruding grips of the X don't allow the reversed foot to rotate freely. Although it won't balance as well on the Mono-gimbal, I put the foot back in its original position facing forward. The good thing is that it's easy to put it in the position that works best for you. :-)
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