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Olympus PEN-F hands-on Review : Retro Reloaded

Olympus PEN-F hands-on Review : Retro Reloaded

Posted on January 28, 2016March 28, 2020 By Jarvis

It’s the impeccable retro charm you see when you first hold the Olympus PEN-F, but it’s the addictive creative potential locked inside that lingers. Latest in the company’s PEN line of rangefinders, it arrives to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Olympus’ first consumer camera but, thankfully, is more than just a special edition.

The original PEN-F was undeniably groundbreaking. The first half-frame camera, it shed bulk by only using half of each 35mm frame at a time. You got a vertical photo every time you held it horizontally, but double the shots from a 36 frame roll and something you could fit into a large pocket.
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