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  • 1970s and 1980s
  • SLR
  • 35 mm

Olympus OM10 with 35-70mm Zoom

Olympus OM10 with 35-70mm Zoom

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Olympus OM-10 with Tokina 28-70mm Lens & Manual Adapter

Popular entry-level 35mm SLR from 1979 with versatile zoom lens - and the manual adapter included, so you get both auto and full manual control.

Key specs:

  • Aperture-priority auto-exposure
  • Manual Adapter included (for full manual shooting)
  • Tokina 28-70mm zoom lens
  • Olympus OM mount
  • LED viewfinder readout
  • Shutter speeds to 1/1000s
  • Uses 2x LR44/SR44 batteries

The OM-10 was one of Olympus' most successful consumer SLRs - compact, good-looking, and easy to use. Set your aperture and the camera picks the shutter speed automatically, with a clear LED scale in the viewfinder. The Tokina 28-70mm zoom covers a handy everyday range from wide angle through to short telephoto.

Best of all, this one comes with the clip-on Manual Adapter - the accessory that's often missing and sold separately. That means you can shoot in full manual mode as well as aperture-priority auto, giving you complete creative control to learn on.

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About the brand

Olympus

Olympus was a Japanese optics and camera company founded in 1919, well known for its compact film and digital cameras and its Micro Four Thirds mirrorless OM-D and PEN series. In 2021 Olympus sold its camera and audio business to investment fund JIP, which continues the range under the OM System brand, while Olympus itself now focuses on medical and scientific equipment.

Olympus

Olympus was a Japanese optics and camera company founded in 1919, well known for its compact film and digital cameras and its Micro Four Thirds mirrorless OM-D and PEN series. In 2021 Olympus sold its camera and audio business to investment fund JIP, which continues the range under the OM System brand, while Olympus itself now focuses on medical and scientific equipment.