The light-receiving surface of the exposure meter of an OLYMPUS half-size camera!
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In this issue, we would like to introduce the light receiving surface of the exposure meter of an OLYMPUS half-size film camera released in 1973.
OLYMPUS-PEN EE-3 (Reference product)
The light-receiving surface of the exposure meter is located on the outer frame of the lens.
Numerous round, transparent, square-like bead-like objects are scattered around the lens.
Light from this light-receiving surface is automatically adjusted by the camera’s built-in exposure meter.
In this issue, we introduced the light receiving surface of the exposure meter of the OLYMPUS half-size film camera released in 1973.
Unlike the light-receiving window of the PEN-D introduced in the previous issue, this light-receiving surface is a wonderful idea, mounted around the lens in a very rational way.
After all, the design of the light-receiving surface, which is very distinctive, has stuck in my mind’s eye (laugh).
I will continue to write columns on various aspects of various film cameras that are of interest to you, so please look forward to them!
Thank you for reading my column today.
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