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0010-03254 E ChuckversusOlympus 35 SP

Applied Materials 0010-03254 E Chuck, Olympus Olympus 35 SP, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Category——
Wafer size——
Process node——
Introduced—1969
Production run—1969–1976
Lifecycle——
Lifecycle milestones——
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Family—Olympus Olympus 35 SP
Cited variants—
  • Olympus 35 SPN[1]
  • Olympus 35 UC[2]
Specifications
Type—35mm rangefinder[3]
Lens—Zuiko 42mm f/1.7[3]
Shutter—Segnar[3]
Metering—Built-in spot metering[3]
Introduced—1969[3]
Camera type—35 mm rangefinder camera[4]
Maker—Olympus Optical Co. Ltd.[4]
Release year—1969[4]
Lens construction—7 elements in 5 groups[4]
Focusing—Manual focus, coupled rangefinder[4]
Exposure modes—Shutter priority, manual override[4]
Shutter speed range—B, 1/15-1/250 s for auto mode; 1-1/500 s for manual mode[4]
Aperture range—f/1.7-22 for auto mode; f/1.7-16 for manual mode[4]
Focus range—0.85 m to infinity[4]
Film speed scale—ASA 25-800[4]
Weight—600 g[4]
Dimensions—129 × 76 × 61 mm[4]
Battery—PX625 1.35 volt mercury cell[4]
Flash connections—External hot shoe and PC connector[4]
Filter size—49 mm[4]
Production period—1969 to about 1976[2]
Released—1969[4]
Lens mount—Fixed lens[4]
Focus—Manual focus, coupled rangefinder[4]
Exposure—Shutter priority, manual override[4]
Shutter speeds—B, 1/15–1/250s for auto mode, 1–1/500s for manual mode[4]
Automatic exposure control—Fully automatic program exposure, EV 5.5–17 in ISO 100[4]
Exposure meter—CdS type dual system, center-weighted or 6 degree spot metering, EV 3–17 in manual mode[4]
Size—129 mm × 76 mm × 61 mm (5.1 in × 3.0 in × 2.4 in)[4]
Flash—External hot shoe, PC connector[4]
Shutter type—Leaf shutter (Seiko-made)[1]
Flash sync—At all speeds, 1 sec to 1/500th[1]
Self-timer—9 second delay[1]
Viewfinder magnification—0.7x[1]
Weight (with film and battery)—600g[1]
Sources (5)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]vintagetechnologyarchive.comvintagetechnologyarchive.com
  2. [2]camera-wiki.orgcamera-wiki.org
  3. [3]grokipedia.comgrokipedia.com
  4. [4]en.wikipedia.orgen.wikipedia.org
  5. [5]phsne.orgphsne.org