Olympus Pen EE Appareil photo 35 mm à demi-trame avec 28 mm f3.5 objectif

Description :

We like the Pen EE for being the camera that proved a simple, battery-free point and shoot could be genuinely joyful to use. Introduced in 1961, it was one of the first fully automatic compact cameras ever made, using a selenium cell around the lens to power the exposure system without any battery at all. As a half-frame camera it shoots 72 exposures from a standard 36-exposure roll, all in portrait orientation. The fixed focus 28mm f3.5 D.Zuiko lens keeps everything sharp from about 1.8m to infinity without any adjustment, and the two-speed automatic shutter handles the rest. A red flag in the viewfinder locks the shutter if there is not enough light, so you never waste a frame. A small, honest, and completely self-sufficient camera that is still a pleasure to pick up and shoot today.

Spécifications:

• Maximum Shutter Speed: 1/200s, automatic between 1/40s and 1/200s
• Lens: Fixed 28mm f3.5 D.Zuiko, 4 elements in 3 groups, fixed focus
• Mise au point : Mise au point fixe
• Modes: Fully automatic selenium exposure
• Main advantage: Completely battery-free half-frame camera giving 72 shots per roll

Pile : aucune pile requise