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3rd February 2003
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Zimbabwe
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Olympus Pen ees-2
Hi,
I just got this antique beauty from a relative. I really like the look of it very much. However, i have a few question about it. It seems to shoot in half frames, that is a 12 roll film would be able to shoot 24 exposure due to the half frames. How would the printed pics be like? And the light seal material has broken up into a mess. How would I clean it and refoam it myself? I would like to learn to do it myself. Thanks! |
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3rd February 2003
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Zimbabwe
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Anyone?
Plus it does not have focussing but rather preset focussing. They are portrait, 2 people, 2 people from a distance and landscape(infinity, I think). May I know roughly what is the distance away from my subjects I should take with the 30mm lens on it? Thanks! |
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12th February 2003
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: sg - bukit ho swee
Posts: 1,303
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while many are going into digital, am surprised to find someone still exploring into the classical OM pen...
myself is not into the RF, but u may wanna check out these www, or email the webmaster for help - http://www.claus-marin.de/indexeng.htm http://www.zuiko.com/ |
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12th February 2003
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: South Pole with Penguins
Posts: 5,133
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i also have one of this "half-frame" camera too...
btw, what is the properly name of this kind of camera?? 17.5mm??
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