Is the Olympus OM-10 good?

Is the Olympus OM-10 good?

If you’re looking for a good quality, lightweight SLR, the OM-10 is worth serious consideration. Like all OM cameras, the OM-10 gives you to access a breathtaking array of Zuiko and 3rd-party lenses, as well as a host of interesting and useful accessories.

How old is the Olympus OM-10?

The Olympus OM-10 is a 35mm single-lens reflex camera model that was launched by Olympus Corporation in June 1979. It is a part of the Olympus OM system.

Is Olympus OM-10 full frame?

The Olympus OM-10 arrived in 1979, just 8 years after Olympus’s first full frame 35mm camera. Olympus were latecomers to the full frame 35mm SLR market, but that certainly didn’t diminish the quality of the products when they arrived. The OM-10 features fully automatic aperture priority exposure.

What lenses work with Olympus OM-10?

Best prime lenses for the Olympus OM-D EM-10

Does Olympus om10 have a light meter?

It has a very accurate built-in light meter, with an indicator in the viewfinder. You just set the aperture to the desired value, and it will automatically use the correct shutter speed, according to the ISO value (which can also be set manually between 25-1600).

What does a manual adapter do?

The advantage of the manual adaptor is that it lets you take a light reading off your main subject, which might not be in the average lighting of the scene, so that the auto system would get things wrong. The camera has its own light meter, so you don’t need another (although a separate meter is always useful).

What lenses are compatible with Olympus OM-10?

Either the Olympus 28mm f3. 5 or f2. 8. Keep the 50mm f 1.8.

What battery does Olympus OM-10 take?

It is very simple to check and replace the battery, and the first thing to do is to determine if it holds a sufficient charge. The replacement is LR44 (A76), which is a 1.5 V alkaline-manganese cell. You can also use SR44 (EXP-76) silver oxide batteries.