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General| Film Format | 35mm |
|---|---|
| Flash Sync Speed | 1/60 sec |
| Viewfinder Coverage | 97% |
| Weight | 510 g (body only) |
| Dimensions | 136 x 84 x 50 mm |
| Lens Mount | Olympus OM mount |
| Exposure Metering | Center-weighted, Spot |
| Exposure Modes | Manual, aperture-priority auto |
| Battery | 2x SR44 (silver oxide) or LR44 (alkaline) |
| Camera Type | SLR |
Instructions for attaching a lens to the camera body.
Step-by-step guide for removing a lens from the camera.
How to properly install batteries into the camera.
Procedure for verifying the charge level of the camera batteries.
Guide on how to load photographic film into the camera.
Process to reset the film exposure counter to the starting position.
How to adjust the camera for the film's light sensitivity.
Using the camera's through-the-lens light metering for exposure.
Instructions for rewinding exposed film back into its canister.
Guidance on handling overexposure warnings from the camera.
Advice for situations where the shutter speed is too slow.
Detailed steps for utilizing the spot metering feature.
Guide for employing the multi-spot metering technique.
Procedure to cancel or reset the spot metering settings.
Managing bright areas in the scene for exposure.
Managing dark areas in the scene for exposure.
Utilizing the system to lock exposure values.
Steps to erase stored exposure values.
Guide for setting exposure manually.
Instructions for using the camera's self-timer function.
How to activate and use the viewfinder display light.
Adjusting the viewfinder for individual eyesight.
Procedure to disable the camera's audible beeps.
Guide for securely attaching an optional camera grip.
Steps to replace the camera's focusing screen.
Procedure for removing and attaching different camera backs.
How to connect and mount a flash unit.
Guide for connecting the motor drive unit to the camera.
Instructions for mounting the film winder accessory.
Best practices for maintaining and storing the camera.
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