olympus om 101

olympus trip 35

olympus om 30-om f

Main specifications

Unit type: 35mm SLR Reflex with automatix exposure control, electronic focal plane shutter.	Viewfinder: Pentaprism type.
Film format: 24mmx36mm.	Focusing screen: Fixed Lumi-Micron microprism/split image-matte screen.
Lens mount: Olympus OM Mount, bayonet type.	Finder view-field: 93% of actual picture field.
Shutter: Focal plane shutter, automatic exposure control from 2 seconds to 1/1000 second (ASA 100, F1.2 at normal temperature and humidity).	Viewfinder magnification: 0.92X with 50mm lens at infinity.
Synchro: X contact. Direct contact only. In combination with a T series flash the 1/60 synchro speed is automatically selected.	Indicators in viewfinder: 12-step shutter speed scale with overexposure marker and flash charge (triggered by T series flashes), indicated by LEDs. Green square LED at the bottom indicates In-Focus, two red arrow LEDSs indicate out of focus. Exposure compensation marker (+/-).
Automatic exposure control: Aperture-priority electronically controlled shutter. TTL Direct (OTF) Light Measuring system. Measuring range: EV-0.5~EV18 from 2 sec. to 1/1000 sec. at normal temperatures and humidity with ASA 100 and F1.2 50mm. lens. Exposure compensation: ±2 EV.	Reflex mirror: Oversize, quick return mirror.
Manual exposure control: 1-1/1000 sec., ring mounted control.	Film advance: Lever type with 130° angle. It can be wound with one long or several short strokes, 30° pre-advance angle. Power winding is possible with Winders or Motor Drives. With Motor Drive 1 or 2 unit attached, single frame and continuous advance at speed of 5 frames per second (at exposures of 1/500 sec. and above, with fresh batteries and at normal temperature and humidity). With Motor Drive 2, advance to first frame after load is supported, but not power rewind.
Auto focus: Automatic focus with the Zuiko 35-70/F4 AF zoom.	Exposure counter: Progressive type with automatic reset when camera back is opened.
In-Focus: Sensitivity of In-Focus switch for lenses in the range F1.2~F2.0 or lenses in the range F2.8~F4.0. Viewfinder indicator for correct focus. Working range EV5~EV16 (100 ASA).	Film rewind: Crank type, with rewind release lever setting, automatic return.
Film speed setting: ASA 25-1600.	Self-timer: Electronic self-timer with about 12 second delay.
Battery check: Battery voltage can be checked by both LED and PCV (acoustic signal). Mirror lock to limit drainage.	Accessory shoe: Built-in type, with X-contact and contact for flash ready / flash ok signal with T series flash (flash ok signal with Normal Auto mode only).
Power source: Five 1.5 silver oxide batteries SR44 (Eveready or UCAR EPX-76 or equivalent).	Dimensions and weights: 135x84x50mm, 430g. (body only).

OLYMPUS OM 2

• First introduced in November, 1975.
• Camera type : 35mm focal-plane shutter SLR camera
• Picture size : 24 x 36mm
• Lens mount : OM mount
• Shutter : horizontal-travel focal-plane shutter
• Shutter speeds : B, 1 - 1/1000 sec. (up to 60 sec. in AE mode)
• Flash sync contact : FP, X sync
• Viewfinder : fixed pentaprism finder
• Finder coverage : 97 %
• Exposure control : aperture-priority AE, center-weighted light reading
• Film speed range : ASA (ISO) 12 - 6400
• Film winding : Film wind lever
• Rewinding : Collapsible rewind crank
• Body dimensions : 136 x 83 x 50mm
• Body weight (with f1.4/50mm lens) : 750 g.

OLYMPUS OM 1

Main Specifications

Type: 35mm Single Lens Reflex
Lens Mount: Olympus OM Mount, bayonet type.
Shutter: Focal plane shutter, ring mounted control, with speeds from 1 to 1 /1000 second plus B.
Hot Shoe Socket: Built-in. Accessory Shoe 1 or "Fixed" Type for original M-1 or OM-1 bodies.
Flash Contacts: FP-X with switch type contact at synchro socket, X contact at shoe: With electronic flash (X) 1 sec to 1/60 sec; with class "M" Bulbs (X) 1 sec to 1/15 sec; with Class "F" Bulbs (X) 1 sec to 1/15 sec; with focal plane Bulbs (FP) 1/60 sec to 1/1000 sec.
Viewfinder: Pentaprism type wide-vision (97% of actual picture field) finder.
Viewfinder Magnification: 0.92X at infinity with 50mm lens
Viewfinder Apparent Field of View: 23° 30' & 35°
Focusing Screens: Standard screen,1-1 Microproism-matte type. Interchangeable with any 13 additional screens.
Reflex Mirror: Quick return type with mirror Lock-up control.
Film Loading: Easy loading (Olympus EL system)
Film Advance: (Manual) Ratchet type film advance. One stroke or several short strokes. (Motor Drive with MD and OM-1n model only)

Film Rewinding: Rewind crank with automatic resetting rewind release lever.
Metering: Via Lever on top panel, Metering ON/OFF Switch
Exposure Measurement: Two CdS (Cadmium Sulphide) cells located on either side of the eyepiece provide through -the-lens open aperture light measurement.
Film Speed Range: ASA 25-1600
Exposure Range: EV1.2-EV16.9 with 55mm f1.2 at ASA100; EV 2-17 (ASA 100 with F1.4 50mm lens); EV2.35 - EV17.35 withh 50mm f1.8 at ASA100.
Self-Timer: Lever system with rortation angle 180°. Approx. 4-12 second delay lever type; Action started via start lever hidden behind Self timer lever. It can be stopped and reset after actuation.
Camera back: Removable hinge type control by Mounting Pin. Interchangeable with Recordata Back 1/2 /3 (OM-1n) and 250 Film Back 1/2.
Tripod Socket: As per JIS standard
Battery: 1.35V mercury battery Mallory PX625, or equivalent .
Dimensions & Weights: Body only: 510g, Body with f/1.8 lens: 136mm x 83mm x 81mm 680g.

OLYMPUS 35 EC

LENS:E ZUIKO 1:2.8 F=42mm
shutter speed :4to 1\800 sec
focusing: visual estimation equation, 0.9m ~ infinity
exposure control: program EE ASA 25~800
 power : HM-N (NR52) mercury cell type two
size.weight :110 x 66 x48mm 430g.
Released : 1970.

OLYMPUS TRIP 35

Viewfinder: Standard Albada, with parallax marks. Red indication for too little light. Trick peephole to see exposure and focus settings as set on lens. The ridged window to the right of the finder window is fake, mimicking a rangefinder. Focus: Manual by scale, visible through viewfinder. Top scale, visible through finder, shows icons or headshot (1m/3'), twoshot (1.5m/5'), group shot (3m/10') and infinity. Bottom scale calibrated in meters and feet. Lens: 40mm f/2.8 Olympus D. Zuiko, 4 elements, three groups. Appears to be a front-element focusing Tessar. Close Focus: 2.9' (0.9m). Diaphragm: two bladed, diamond-shaped, stopping down to about f/22. Shutter: 1/40 or 1/200, automatically selected. No bulb setting. Cable Release: Standard socket in shutter release button. Meter: Selenium cell around lens. (automatically incorporates any filter factors.) Exposure: Program automatic (A) and fixed-aperture for flash. Note: if you chose a large aperture for flash and work in bright light, it stops down accordingly but keeps the shutter speed at 1/40. Exposure range: EV 8-1/3 (1/40 at f/2.8) to EV 17-1/6 (1/200 at f/27). Film Speed: Third stops from ASA 25 - 400, except ASA 32. Filter Size: 43.5mm screw in. Low Light Warning: If exposure would go below 1/40 at f/2.8, the shutter locks and a red transparent flag rises from the bottom of the finder in A setting. (If this happens, use flash.) Flash: Hot shoe and PC terminal. Film Advance: Thumb wheel. Rewind: via crank and bottom release button. Back Opening: via catch along left bottom. Film Loading: Put leader on tooth in slot. Size: 4.912" W x 2.861" H x 2.269" D (124.77mm W x 72.67mm H x 57.62mm D)l, measured. Weight: 13.77 oz. (390.5g), measured, naked: no film or strap.

OLYMPUS PEN EE

The PEN EE ("Electric Eye") Series featured a built-in meter and automatic exposure (AE). The first model, the EE, used a simplified AE: there was only one shutter speed (1/60) and the aperture was selected by the camera. This is the first in a line of EE models that remained in production until 1986, making it the world's longest living production camera. Fitted with a hyperfocal lens and an EE exposure system it is almost fool-proof. The first model is quite rare, has grained leatherette covers and a single speed shutter. Compared to the models before, completely newly constructed. The PEN EE was now with a selen light meter and the meter cell around the lens. The former models needed manual exposure setting but the PEN EE had an automatic setting. The PEN EE was a real snap shot camera. Due to the fair sales price, this small camera was very popular and sold in high numbers. The cameras from 1961 were marked on front with Olympus, the cameras built since 1962 with Olympus PEN. 1961, 361g

OLYMPUS XA2

Produced 1980-86 Olympus Optical Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan Film type 135 (35mm) Picture size 24mm x 36mm Weight 200g Lens D.Zuiko 35mm 1:3.5-22 (4 elements in 3 groups) Focal range 1.3m to infinity in 3 zones Filter size n/a Shutter Olympus between-lens Shutter speeds 2s-1/750 aperture-priority automatic Viewfinder Albada-type bright-line finder Exposure meter CdS Battery two SR44 / S76 silver oxide button ASA 25-800 Self-timer Thumbwheel winder

OLYMPUS XA

Lens: 35mm f/2.8 internally focused lens. Does not retract: magic optical design makes it shorter than it's own focal length! It's ready to shoot the instant you slid it open. Exposure: Aperture preferred automation. ISO: 25 to 800. Shutter: Automatic electronic analog, 1/500 - 10 seconds. Aperture: two-bladed manual, f/2.8 - f/22. Focus: Rangefinder. Power: Two S76 cells. Colors: Black; also red, silver or blue. Weight: 7.800 oz (221.15g) with batteries (measured). Size: 2.567" x 4.123" x 1.572" HWD (measured).

Olympus OM 10

Film Format : 24mm x 36mm Type: :TTL auto-exposure 35mm SLR camera Lens mount : OLYMPUS OM Mount. About 50 different Zuiko interchangeable lenses. Shutter : Electronically controlled cloth focal plane shutter. Manual exposure: B, 1 - 1/1,000 sec. with adapter.Synchronization : X type contact, hot shoe.Automatic exposure control : Aperture preferred automatic exposure control electronic shutter type. TTL Direct Light Measuring System, center-weighted average light measurement. Measuring range: ASA 100 from F1.2, about 60 seconds to F16, 1/1,000 second.Programmed Automatic Exposure : TTL direct, measuring range : approximate. -5 EV ~ 18 EV , 50mm F 1.4 Manual exposure : With a Manual Adapter Self timer : 15sec. delay Metering system : Olympus direct metering in body. Full aperture center weighted metering. Measuring range : EV1.5 - EV17 (ASA 100 with F 1.2 standard lens). Film speed Setting : ASA 12 - 3200

Olympus OM1N

The very first model was presented at the Photokina of Köln in 1972 and was called the Olympus M-1. Thirteen years earlier, the release of the Nikon F had made the 35 mm SLR the standard choice for professionals accustomed to Leica and other rangefinders, but it had driven the market towards heavy and bulky cameras. The Olympus M-1 changed this and with it began a reduction of size, weight and noise of the 35 mm SLRs. It was designed by a team led by Yoshihisa Maitani, who had already created the Pen and Pen F cameras, noted for their compactness. Very soon a complaint from Leica forced Olympus to rename the M-1 to OM-1, and apart from the name the two models are identical. Today bodies and lenses with the M name are rare (5000 bodies were made according to Olympus) and sought after by collectors. The OM-1 is an all-mechanical SLR. It has a very large viewfinder with interchangeable screens but a fixed prism. It also has a through-the-lens exposure meter controlling a needle visible in the viewfinder. It has a very compact body, essentially retained on later models. Olympus OM-1n with 24mm Zuiko-Shift lens Originally, the bottom plate needed to be modified to mount a motor drive on the OM-1. In 1974, Olympus launched the OM-1MD (MD standing for Motor Drive), to which a motor drive can be attached without any modification being required. This new version has a small plate marked 'MD' on the front, and a small circular cover with a coin slot (covering the motor drive coupling) on the underside of the body. The OM-1n is the same as the OM-1MD with a redesigned film advance lever, a flash ready/sufficient flash LED in the viewfinder, and automatic X-sync regardless of the position of the speed ring and the FP/X switch, when it is used with a T-series flash unit mounted on Flash Shoe 4.

Olympus OM1 Winder 1

Olympus OM1