As,mentioned, the instruction sheet mentions an exposure unit for color prints that attaches to the enlarger. Either Olympus made an enlarger or an enlarger accessory -- or planned to.
As,mentioned, the instruction sheet mentions an exposure unit for color prints that attaches to the enlarger. Either Olympus made an enlarger or an enlarger accessory -- or planned to.
That's a good point. My main cameras since the end of the 70ties are the Olympus Pen FT, the OM-1 and the OM4-Ti. And they still are.
I met with their designer, who I still admire a lot, in Tokyo in 1999. A very kind man. You can imagine I have always had a lot of interest in anything to do with the Pen FT and the OM cameras. However, I never came across an enlarger made by Olympus.
Those chrome lenses are undoubtedly enlarging lenses -- even if Olympus never made an enlarger. The "C" is somewhat confusing, though. They look like Minolta E lenses from the 1960's, and if they have 39mm threads it would confirm them as enlarging lenses.
They are probably triplets, but might have four elements.