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Camera review me and my Olympus 35 SP by Matt Parry EMULSIVE

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Olympus 35 SP 35mm Rangefinder Film Camera with G.Zuiko 42mm F1.7 Lens from Japan (C1319) Big

The Olympus 35 SPn is a relatively large and quite impressive-looking rangefinder camera. It is about 5 inches/13 cm long, 3 inches/7.5 cm high. At the time it was originally released in 1969 it was probably regarded as compact.


Olympus 35 SP Vintage Camera Review Video With User Guide Camera Ray

Sadly, this means a lot of mercury-replacement air cells (not that they last very long, anyway) or adapting a 1.4V silver-oxide battery. Four views of the 35mm rangefinder Olympus 35SP. The lens is big and beautiful, with a distinct yellowish sheen to it, and the rangefinder is exceptionally bright and sharp.


Olympus 35 SP (1969 1972) by J H Rayner / 500px

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This is an Olympus-35 SP, a 35mm rangefinder camera made by Olympus Optical Co. Ltd., in Tokyo, Japan, between the years 1969 and 1976. When it was released, the 35 SP was one of the most advanced 35mm rangefinder cameras ever built, with features such as dual spot and average metering modes, manual exposure and full programmed Auto Exposure modes.


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Make: Olympus Model: 35 SP Type: Rangefinder Format: 35mm, 35x24mm Lens: Fixed, Olympus G.Zuiko 1:1,7 f=42mm Year of Manufacture: 1969-1976. The Good This is a fantastic camera, light weight, easy to handle, the focus ring has a wonderful lever that makes it super smooth to focus without moving your hand from the bottom of the camera.


Camera review me and my Olympus 35 SP by Matt Parry ยซ EMULSIVE

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Hi Everyone,

I thought I would add to the recent postings of classic 1960s and 1970s rangefinders. Last month, I was lucky enough to come across an Olympus 35 SP. I bought because it has the unusual feature of spot metering.


Olympus 35 SP 35mm Camera, Chrome at KEH Camera

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Olympus 35 SP Review

In April, Olympus released their newest creation, the Olympus 35 SP. Coming down from the Summer of Love in '67 and heading straight for Woodstock in August, the little Olympus was groovy, baby; it even had fluorescent painted guide numbers and focus distance so you could read your flash settings under the black light of said psychedelic venues.


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Olympus produced the 35 SP line of rangefinder cameras from 1969 through 1976. Though somewhat overshadowed early on by the explosive popularity of SLRs, the Olympus SP rangefinder models were sophisticated and high-quality cameras. Unique among 35mm rangefinders, the SP featured a dual metering system, with both spot and center-weighted readings (though not a through-the-lens meter). Its.


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The Olympus 35 SP is the big daddy of the Olympus 35 rangefinder series. Top-of-the-line is a phrased used with this camera. The camera sits above the 35RD, and is considerably larger than the 35RC. However, the camera is fairly small/ average size when compared to modern mirror less cameras.


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The 35 SP really has an immense amount going for it and it more than pulls its weight in the world of rangefinders, let alone fixed lens rangefinders. It's an overused phrase but the SP really is a hell of a lot of bang for your buck. So, before I get stuck in, here's what's covered in this review: My Olympus 35 SP story


Olympus 35 SP

The Olympus 35 SP is a 35 mm rangefinder camera made by Olympus in Japan. It is the only 35 mm rangefinder with a dual center-weighted average metering and spot metering system. Metering is also available in manual mode, which is quite unusual amongst Japanese rangefinder cameras of this era.


Olympus 35 SP 1872 Rangefinder 35mm

The 35SP, with it's meter readout in EV, initially takes a little more thought and attention, and some fiddling with the aperture and shutter values wrapped around the lens to match the EV value the meter is giving (or to modify the value to ones own judgement).


Olympus 35 Sp + original flash PS100G DSCF4188 Denny Narciso Flickr

The Olympus 35 SP has a fully automatic program mode using either a center weighted evaluation, or a 'spot' metering system that was quite rare for the late 1960s and early 1970s. The auto exposure system runs on a tiny battery, and draws so little current, there isn't even an on-off switch.


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When compared to the diminutive RC the Olympus 35SP is a beast of a camera! It feels solid in the hands, the focus is smooth and quick with what I think is a short throw of movement on the focus lever. Manual metering takes some fiddling, but does work well once you get used to it.

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