While on vacation in Japan, I purchased this Olympus Pen D2 in an Osaka camera shop a few months ago.
It was incorrectly labeled as a Pen D, even though it clearly says Pen D2 right on the front. Upon closer inspection, I discovered that this camera has the 32mm f/1.7 lens, which is only found on the Pen D3.
In fact, comparing my camera with a Pen D3, I can't find any difference, other than the name on my camera, which is marked Pen D2.
The front plastic finder housing, which says Pen D2, appears to be original, not added or exchanged or cobbled on. The 32mm f/1.7 lens also appears to be original.
Can anyone explain this strange Olympus Pen D2/D3 camera?
It was incorrectly labeled as a Pen D, even though it clearly says Pen D2 right on the front. Upon closer inspection, I discovered that this camera has the 32mm f/1.7 lens, which is only found on the Pen D3.
In fact, comparing my camera with a Pen D3, I can't find any difference, other than the name on my camera, which is marked Pen D2.
The front plastic finder housing, which says Pen D2, appears to be original, not added or exchanged or cobbled on. The 32mm f/1.7 lens also appears to be original.
Can anyone explain this strange Olympus Pen D2/D3 camera?