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The ONE comero you con ALWAYS hove with you. Shoot
pictures indoors or out, ovoilo
ble light or f osh, lztl
close-up or distont londscope. Use the PEN morning,
noon, or night, of home, of the club or of business.
The Olympus PEN occepts regulor 35mm fllm, tokes
regulor 35mm processing, ovoiloble everywhere. Use
color or block ond white, fost fllm or slow. The PEN
is speciflcolly desigred to be the World's flnest sub-
minioture: smollest
in size, biggest in quolity. The PEN
flts comforto bly in your hond, pocket or purse
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most convenient co
mero compon ion eyer.
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SPECIFICATIOl{S
Lcns: Pen F3.5 D. Zuiko 1 clement f3.5,
28 mm focol lcngth.
Pen-S F2.8 D. Zuiko 4 elcmcnt 12.8,
30 mm focol lcnglh.
Shutter: Pcn F3.5 Copol with Blub, I lZS, tlSO,
l/100, ll20O second.
Pen F2.8 Copol with Blub, l18, lll5,
t/30, t/60, | 1125,
tl25o
F/rtopr: Pen F3.5f
3.5f 4f 5.6f 8f ll Jl6t22
Pcn-S
F2.8
t2.8 t1f 5.6 f I f ll
t16t22
Finder
r Luminous Bright Fromc Findcr 0.5
mognificotion
Focuring: Helicol focuring with morkings ot 2leel,
2.25,2.5 3, 1, 5,7, 10, 15, 30 ond
Infinity. Click stops ot 7 ond | 5 feet.
(Greot ronge ot | 5 feet ollow3 every-
thing to be shorp from 6 feet to
Infnity.| By revolving the helicol ring
or for oul or posible, you will bc
focuted ot obout I foot.
Winding : Round roll wind ol comero rcor dcsigncd
lo roll quickly right olong your thumb.
One lhumb molion winds film for ncxt
thol, cocks lhe shutlcr, counls the
expo3ure, prevenlr doublc exposurG.
Rcwind: Fold-down cronk type rewind levcr.
Looding: Entire bock cover unlocks, tlipr down
ond oul.
Dimension: Pen F3.5 2.7 inch high 4.2 inch widc,
1.6 inch deep over oll ouler dimcnrions.
Pen-S F2.8 2J inch high, 1.2 inch wide,
1.6 inch deep overoll outer dimensions.
Weight: Pen F3.5 350 gr.
Pen-S F2.8 400 gr.
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Focusing
Ring
Sprocket Spool
Shu t ter Sp"eds
Fold-down Rewind
Lever
Film
Pressure
Plo
te
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Releose
Bu
tton
Film Coun ter
Film
Winding Roller
Film
Guide
Viewfinder
Winding Spool
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Plone
lndicotor
Cornero
BockLock
Tripod Socke
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Rewind
Button
(olso
for intentionol
double exposures)
C or
tridge
C
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Holder
&
Shoft
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Film
Size
Accepts ony regulor 35mm film, color or block ond white, oll
ASA speeds. No speciol film is necessory. The PEN tokes the
identicol
film thot ony 35mm comero tokes.
On o regulor 36 exposure roll, the PEN
gives you 72 exposures.
On o regulor 20 exposure roll, the PEN
gives you 40 exposures.
The
picture
size is l8mmx24mm (obout
3lt" xl"l. This is exoctly
tll-
the size of pictures
token with o regulor 35mm comero.
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The Olympus Pen posseses
o super-shorp
4-elementr
3-component
D. Zuiko (wide ongle).
Becouse
this speciolly
formuloted
lens mokes
such
shorp imoges,
the
PEN negotives moy be enlorged up to |
6" X 20"
.
t2.8 30 mm F3.5 28 mm
(equivolent
to o 40 mm
lens
on o full 35 mm frome) (eq, ivolent
lens on o
Film
loodingo
o o o o o o o o o o o oo
2l
3)
Flip up the lock ot the comero bose. Turn it in the direction of the
orrow shown below. Then
grosp the comero body with the left hond,
the comero bock with the right hond, ond gently slide
the comero bock
DOWN in the direction of the orrow shown in center photo below.
Slip the end of the new film irto the Winding Spool (see
Poge 5).
Ploce
the film cortridge in
the cortridge chomber, being sure thot the
cortridge holder fits snugly
within the top of cortridge (see
Poge 5). Be
sure
the sprockets
on the sprocket
spool
engoge
the perforotions in the
f
ilm.
Move the
f ilm slightly
if necessory,
or turn
the rewind
lever
slightly
to toke up film slock. Reploce
the comero bock ond lock it securely.
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Wind the f ilm once ond releose the shutler button. During this lst wind, the film is
being engoged in the sprocket spool, ond the rewind lever will move in the some
direction the f ilm is moving. This is normol, ond shows proper looding. Wind ond
expoie the fllm lhree more limes, whenever you wind the fllm, be sure you wind
it oll the woy. Never wind it holf woy or port woy, but oll the woy.
4) After the 3 triol shots, set the film counter. Ploce
your thumb on the knurled round
indicotor, ond turn unfil the triongle poinls to either 72 or 40. lf you ore using o 36
erposure roll, set the triongle lo point to 72. lt you ore using o 20 exposure roll, set
the triongle to point to 40. From fhot point on, the COUNTER
SHOWS YOU HOW
MANY PICTURES YOU CAN STILL TAKE BEFORE'THE
FILM tS ALL USED UP. If ThC
pointer points to 27, lor exomple, thot meons you con still loke 27 more piclures on
thot roll of film.
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Self
-Cocking
Shutter
When the f
ilm is completely wound
for next picture,
two operotions
toke ploce
outomoticolly. The
film
is moveci to the next frome ond the shutter is
cocked, reody f
or releose. You need only press
the releose button to moke on exPosure.
The
Film
Winding
Roller
should
be rolled
oll the woy
until
it stops. lf not, the shutter
will not operote.
Do not wind the film immediotely
ofter you hove
token o picture. Woit until
you ore reody for the
next picture,
ond wind the film iust before moking
the exposure. This enobles
the shutter springs
to
lost ond remoin occurote
indefinitely.
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To
Set
the lens
Opening
Hold the Focusing
Ring stotionory with your left thumb ond turn the f/stopdiol
with you other hond. There
ore 7 tlstops ovoiloble
: t13.5, 4, 5.6, 8, I l, 16,
22. Turn
the diol until the f/stop you select is opposite the white triongle.
f 122
oltows
the f ilm to receive
HALF
os much
light os f/16. tl16 ollows HALF
os much
os f/l l, etc.
t122, however, gives MORE depth of field thon
f ll6. f ll6
gives
MORE depth of f ield thon tlll, etc.
To Set
the Shutter Speed
Turn the outermost ring unfil the shutter speed you wont is opposite the block
dot. Eoch shutter speed clicks into ploce. 8, for 8ulb, ollows the 3hutter to
stoy open os long os ihe shulter releose button is held down. There ore 5
shuiter
speeds: Bulb, l/25 second, l/50, l/100, l/200th. When using l/25,
ond especiolly Bulb, be sure comero is held steody.
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To Set
the Focusing Ring
The Focusing Ring is morked cleorly with l0 reodings,
in melers.
(l meters
is obout
equol to 3 feet.) This
lens
hos such o greot depth of field thot by clicking
the
Focusing
Ring
into the 5m morking, everything from 2m to Infinity will be shorp.
For close-ups,
set the Ring ot2m. For superoccurote work, lhe Focusing
Ring moy
be set on the exoct dislonce desired. Dut to the greot depth of field, o ronge-
finder is unnecessory.
To be doubly sure of overoll shorpness, set the f/stop to the highest possible
number. Wherever possible vse
f
122. lf you need more light, use f/16, ond then
f/l l, etc. Try to use
the highest numbered
f/srop (tl22l, for oll your pictures.
As o guide to focusing
remember thot :
- when your o
rm is stretched o ll the woy out, it
reoches out obout 3 feet.
-o loll person
is obout 6 feet high. A child of 5
yeo
rs oge is o bout 3 f
eet high.
- o bed is o bout 6 feet long.
-o lorge Americon cor is obout 19 feet long. A
smoll compoct cor obout |
3 feet long.
- the overoge living room is o boul I
9 f
eet f rom
end lo end.
- q good-sized step, coyerr o bout 3 f
eet.
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To
Use the
Viewfinder
The Olympus Pen embodies on Extro Bright
Luminous
Frome
Finder. Perfect composition
is eosy. Simply
ploce
the subiect
in
the center
of the f
rome. The
Pen
Finder
is so constructed
thot regordless
of the position of your €y€,
the subiect
will be centered.
When moking close-ups
(l meter or closer),
f
rome the subiect in the blue oreo. This
outomoticolly
corrects
for porollox.
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Moke
o Perfect
Picture
l) Hold the comero f
irmly ogoinst your foce.
2l Spreod your feet oport so you will not owoy bock ond forth, or
side to side.
3) Be sure your fingers do not cover the lens, the viewfinder, or
the fromefinder. Be sure your fingers do not move the shutter
ring ofter it is set.
4l Hold your breoth os you press the shutter releose button.
5) Use o lens shode when shooting
into the sunlight.
6) Use o UV filter to shrit out ultroviolet roys. (The filter con be
used between pictures
lo protect the lens olso.)
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To Rewind the Film After the
lost Exposure
Flip up the rewind lever. Press down ond HOLD
the rewind button ot the bose of lhe comero body.
SLOWLY turn the rewind cronk in the direction of
the orrow. You will feel o tension, which shows
thot the film is being rewound into the cortridge.
At the rote of obout I complete turn per second,
turn the rewind cronk until you feel the tension
suddenly
disoppeors. Then turn the rewind cronk
o few more times, ond the film con be removed
from the comero. lf you turn the rewind cronk too
quickly in the PEN
or in ony comero, the friction of
the film ogoinst
the pressure
plote will couse tiny
bits of dust to settle on the film.
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FTASH
SYNCHRONIZATION
Seleciion of the shutter speed.
To use the Strobo light:
The electric flosh synchronized of oll speeds.
To use the Typ. F Bulb :
Set the Shutter speed ot 1
18 to |
/50.
To use the Type M Bulb :
Set the shutter speed ot I
18 to | 125.
Selection of the lens opening.
Divide the guide number by distonce ond this
is the lens opening figure.
EXAMPLE
: Film Speed : ASA 100
Guide Number
: 105
Distonce t6 subiect : 15 feet
105
+ |
5:7
Set the lens opening of 8 close to 7.
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Advontoges of the
D. ZUIK0
Wide
Angle
lens
One of the moior reosons for toking pictures is to record life os it exists. The
comero lens is like our eyes. We wont to put on film whot our eyes see. Our
eyes con look of o newspoper, or o person ocross
the toble, or o three miles
owoy,
ond they will oll be shorp to us. lf something
very close ond very for is shorp to
us of the some time-like our eyes see things-it is colled greot " depth of f ield
".
Our eyes hove o greot depth of field.
The lenses
found on most ordinory comeros do NOT hove o greot depth of f
ield.
But
the D. ZUIKO lens on the Olympus PEN
hos one of the greotest depth of fields
in existence. To prove this, moke o photogroph of o neor obiect, o middle obiect
ond o for-owoy obiect in the some picture. The Olympus PEN will get them ALL
shorp ot the some time, JUST
AS OUR EYES
WOULD SEE
lT.
(To be doubly sure, use the highest
numbered
f/stop whenever possible.l
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The following tqble
is q DEPTH
0F FIELD
CHART
when the
lens is sel
ot 5.6 (D.
Zuiko
F3.5 l:28 mm)
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lt.tz lz.oslz.zo i z.ssls.rairtz
I r.aol o.rol
e.orlro.ol
rs.nri
12.20 12.62 13.08
13.51
l5.rsl7.o2 lr0.e3 126.301
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For exomple, if you ore focused ot l5 feet, everything from 8.04 feeito Inflnity will
be shorp. lf you focus ol 7 feel, everything from 4.86 feet to 10.93 feet will be
shorp. Remember thqt lhis Depth of Field INCREASES
qs you use o higher f/stop.
Remember
olso thot obiects do not suddenly become tuzzy if they ore outside the
depth of fleld. Obiects groduolly lose
first o little, then more shorpness the forther
they get oufside the depth of field.
For simple operotion, ond for perfect pictures under normot condifions, set the
focusing ring ot l5 feet. Use tl22 wherever possible. Use
f/16 if you connot usg
tf22, then fi I l, then fi8, etc.
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Averogs
Exposure
Toble
Above exposure suggestions
ore for f ilm with ASA speed
of 100. lf using
f
ilm with
ASA speed of 50, give twice the exposure
(insteod
of using l/100 th second shutter
speed, use l/50 th second). lf film used hos ASA speed of 2QQ,
give holf the
suggested exposure.
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Averoge
Subi ect.
l0AM ro 2PM
Open
Scene Outdoor
Por
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Shodow Street
Scene Clore
UP .
Beoch
Portroit Oceon
& Snow
Spring ond
Autumn tlt6
| 1200 tllr
r/r00 t
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/50 flrl
11200 +lr1
l/100 flrr
l/100 f
116
11200
Summer |
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11200 f
116
l/100 f/8-r
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r/r00 f
122
11200 t
116
l/r00 rl22
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11200
Winler rl11
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r/100 f ls.6
r/100 rl8
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l/r00 f
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11200 f/r r
11200
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