OLYMPUS - OLYMPUS OM1 Phot Argus
by OLYMPUSComprehensive technical study of the Olympus OM-1, a revolutionary 35mm single-lens reflex camera from the 1970s. This in-depth monograph provides a complete analysis of this pioneering compact camera that marked Olympus's entry into the 24x36 mm reflex market. The document examines the camera's remarkably compact design (84 x 83 x 140 mm, 660 g with standard lens), its exceptional optical performance, and its integration into the complete OM system featuring 38 lenses and 250 accessories. Detailed coverage includes the semi-automatic TTL metering system with weighted integration, the large treated flash mirror (36.6 x 30.2 mm), pneumatic braking system unprecedented in 35mm reflex cameras, and over 20 vibration and shock absorbers distributed throughout the mechanism. The study also covers rapid film loading system, exceptionally bright viewfinder covering 97% of the frame, interchangeable focusing screen, and the capability to motorize the body through simple baseplate replacement. Essential reference material for analog photography enthusiasts and specialized technicians.
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Document Details
- Format
- Pages
- 24
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- 3.2 MB
- Category
- Photography