Olympus 35 EC 2 has been photographed with F2.8 large aperture auto exposure pocket size

Olympus 35 EC 2 | F2.8 large aperture | Auto exposure | Pocket size ▶︎▶︎ A highly improved version of the electronic pocket camera｜Olympus 35 EC 2 Olympus 35 EC 2 was released in 1971. It is positioned as an "economic flagship" between the portable Trip 35 and the high-end rangefinder. With this model, Olympus hopes to develop an improved pocket camera with more stable metering and sharper image quality. So in EC 2, They upgraded the original Selenium light metering element to a CDS light metering system. It is also equipped with SEIKO ESF electronic shutter to make exposure performance more stable and response faster. The overall user experience is much smoother and more accurate than Trip 35. It is a powerful model that cannot be ignored by advanced portable device players. ▶︎▶︎Lightweight and portable image quality monster｜E.Zuiko 42mm F2.8 Olympus 35 EC 2 is equipped with the classic E.Zuiko 42mm F2.8 lens. It uses a 5-element, 4-group optical structure with a minimum focusing distance of 0.9 meters. This lens has vivid colors and extremely high sharpness. Detail resolution is outstanding, and the gradations between shadows and highlights are clearly visible. Every image is surprising: Such image quality comes from such a small camera? ▶︎▶︎ Matsuya Review｜Olympus 35 EC 2 is a perfect contrast between power and size. Small body, great image quality. This is a hidden gem of Olympus. The images it took made me doubt: Is this really the quality of a pocket camera? ▶︎▶︎Matsuya test report ✅The product has been actually filmed and tested by our studio ✅ Lens condition: clear lens, sharp image ✅ Functional test: The automatic exposure system is sensitive, and the shutter and aperture operate normally. ✅ Appearance condition: 80% new, small body with no obvious damage ✅ Battery compartment: clean and corrosion-free