I have a couple of Olympus 35 RC cameras, the small one with the 42mm D (5 element) lens. Both work well. Both have new seals installed. I've been using them with hearing aid batteries with an adapter, and the batteries last 3-5 months.
One body has a dent above the flash sync on the left end, no affect on any functions (flash works)(uh, you need to add a flash, no built-in flash- more on the flash later)
Rangefinders cleaned and aligned. The dented body rangefinder patch is crisp and clean; the other body's patch is a little dim but quite usable. Putting a little mark of Sharpie over the viewfinder window has made it pop again.
Both cameras have a 40mm UV filter. There is one lens cap which I just move from one to the other as needed.
The flash is a cute little Sunpak Auto 121 with a built-in cord (tucks into groove in the back). Works very well. The Olympus 35 RC has an auto flash adjustment where you set the flash on manual and it adapts the aperture to match the distance. Or you can put the flash on Auto and go for it.
Full package- two cameras, flash- $85 obo, plus shipping.
Photos later.... Ask any questions.
One body has a dent above the flash sync on the left end, no affect on any functions (flash works)(uh, you need to add a flash, no built-in flash- more on the flash later)
Rangefinders cleaned and aligned. The dented body rangefinder patch is crisp and clean; the other body's patch is a little dim but quite usable. Putting a little mark of Sharpie over the viewfinder window has made it pop again.
Both cameras have a 40mm UV filter. There is one lens cap which I just move from one to the other as needed.
The flash is a cute little Sunpak Auto 121 with a built-in cord (tucks into groove in the back). Works very well. The Olympus 35 RC has an auto flash adjustment where you set the flash on manual and it adapts the aperture to match the distance. Or you can put the flash on Auto and go for it.
Full package- two cameras, flash- $85 obo, plus shipping.
Photos later.... Ask any questions.