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PEN EE (Electric Eye)Automotic or MonuolA PERFECT PICTURE EVERY TIME

NOW, FOR THE I st TIME lN HISTORY, A HIGH QUALITYRATING ALL THE DESIRES OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER:Minioture, Fully Automotic, Low Cost!

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Moior Operoting PorlsFilm Winding

Film Guide

Roller IASA Speed Ring

Frosh sync Post inder

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Cortridge Holder &Rewind ShoftFold-down Rewind Lever n\\.--

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Shutter Releose Button

film CounterCorrying Strop Ring


Sprockt,l Spool

i Winding Spool

Lens:D Zuiko f 13.5 14 elementl, focol length'28mmLens Openlng sMonuol, 3.5, 4, 5.6,8, ll, 16, 22Automqfic: Diophrogm outomoticollymoves from f/3.5 to tl22ASA Sertlngs:ASA Film Speed Setlings ore click stop3ot ihe rotings of 10, . 125l,, 32, . l4Ol,50, 80, 100, 160 ond 200Vlewfinder:Luminous Bright Frome Finder hosmognificotion of 0.5 xExposure Meter:Built-in Electric Eye Meter hos ExposureVof ues trom 7 to t7 (ASA 100) ))Fllm Wlndlng:One motion thumb wino ol ccl;croreo r

Shuttcr:Automcticqlly sei ot | 140 or I /200 sec-ond, prevenied from moking exposurewhen light inodequote.Rewlnd:Fold down rewind cronk typo lc,rcrDlrnentlons:4i" wide, 2)2" high, ll" cteep, weight| 2| ounces

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Comero Euck Lock

Tripod SocLc'l

Film Size

The PEN EE occepts ony regulor 35mm film, coloror block ond white, oll ASA speeds. No speciolfilm is necessqry. The PEN EE tokes the identicolfilms thot ony 35mm comero tokes.On o regulor 20 exposure roll, the PEN EE givesyou 40 exposures. The picture size is l8mmX24mm(obout 1" x l"l, exoctly l the size of pictures tokenwith o regulor 35mm comero. The film is processedin the so me wolr through the so me ploces thotother 35mm film is processed.


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D. ZUIK0 lens

The Olympus PEN EE possesseso super-shorp 4-elementr 3-com-ponent D. Zuiko lens. Becousethis speciolly formuloted wideongles lens mo kes such sho rpimoges, PEN EE negolives moybe enlorged without difflculty toony normol size up to | 6" x 20" .

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l) Flip up the lock ot the comero bose. Turn it in the direction ofthe orrow shown below. Then grosp the comero body with theleft hond, the comero bock with ihe right hond, ond gently slidethe comero bock DOWN in the direction of the orrow shown incenter photo o bove.

2l Slip the end of the new film into the Winding Spool.3) Ploce the film cortridge in the cortridge chomber, being sure thot

the corlridge holder fits snugly within the top of co rtridge. Besure the sprockets on the sprocket spool engoge the perforotionsin the film. Move the film slightly if necessory, or turn the re-wind lever slightly to toke up film slock. Reploce the comerobock ond lock it securely.Wind the film once ond releose the shutter button. During thislst wind, the film ir being engoged in the sprocket spool, ond the

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rewind lever will moye in the some direction the film is moving.This is normol, ond shows proper looding. Wind ond expose thefilm three more times. Wheneyer you wind the film, be sure youwind it oll the woy. Never wind it holf woy or port wolr butoll the woy.

4l After the 3 triol shots; set the film counter. Ploce your thumbon the knurled round indicotor, ond turn until the triongle pointsto either 72 or 40. lf you ore using o 36 exposure roll, set thetriongle to point to 72. lf you ore using o 20 exposure roll, setthe triongle to point to 40. From thot point on, the COUNTERSHOWS YOU HOW MANY PICTURES YOU CAN STILL TAKEBEFORE THE FILM lS ALL USED UP. lf the pointer points to 27,for exomple, thot meons you con still toke 27 more pictures onthot roll of film.

Self -Cocking Shutler When the film is completely wound for next picture,two operotions toke ploce outomoticolly. The filmis moved to the next frome ond the shutter iscocked, reody for releose. You need only pressthe releose button to moke on exposure.The Film Winding Roller should be rolled oll the woyuntil it stops. lf not, the shutter will not operote.Do not wind the film immediotely ofter you hovetoken o picture. Woit until you ore reody for thenext piclure, ond wind the film iust before mokingthe exposure. This eno bles the shutter springs tolost ond remoin occurote indefinitely.


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To Use the Viewfinder The Olympus PEN EE embodies on Extro BrightLuminous Frome Finder, Perfect composition iseosy. Simply ploce the subiect motter in thecenter of the f ro me. The PEN EE finder is soconstructed thot regordless of the position ofyour eye, the subiect will be centered. Thef ro me limits o re within the white outline shownin the finder. For oction shots, wotch the sublecto nd click the shutter when su biect is within thewhite frome.

Autontolic Ef ectric Eye

An ultro-sensitive built-in efectric eye surroundsthe lens. This electric eye sets the f/sfop foro perfect exposure regordless of the lightconditions. Simply point the comero ot thesubiect (bV looking through the viewfinder otthe subiect), the eye gothers the light, sets thef/stop, ond ollows o perfect picture by simplyreleosing the shutter.lf the light is too bright or too dull, it isimpossible to moke on exposure. As you looklhrough the viewfinder you see o red floshercomes up when the exposure will not be per-fect. lf you see this red signol, simply moyethe subiect to on oreo thot hos more light.The electric eye ond red flosher operotesoulomoticolly ot oll ASA film speed selting osshown on the ASA ring in white numbers.


To Rewind the Film After the lost Exposure

Flip up the rewind lever. Press down qnd HOLDlhe rewind button ot the bose of the comero body.SLOWLY turn the rewind cronk in the direction ofthe orrow. You will feel o tension, which showsthot the film is being rewound into the co rtridge.At the rote of oboul I complete turn per second,turn the rewind cronk until you feel the tensionsuddenly disoppeor. Then turn the rewind cronko few more times, ond the film con be removedfrom the comero. lf you turn the rewind cronk tooquickly in the PEN-EE or in ony comero; thefriction of the film ogoinst the pressure plotecouse tiny bits of dust to settle on the film.

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Adyontoges of the D. ZUIKO Wide Angle lensOne of the moior reosons for toking pictures is to record life os it exists. Thecomero lens is like our eyes. We wont to put on film whot our eyes see. Oureyes con look qt o newspopr, or o person qcross the toble, or three milesowoy, ond they will oll be shorp to us. lf something very close ond yery foris shorp to us ot the some time-like our eyes see things-it is colled greot" depth of fteld ". Our eyes hove o greot depth of field.The lenses found on mosf ordinory comeros do NOT hove o greot depth offield. But the D. ZUIKO lens on the Olympus PEN hos one of the greotestdepth of flelds in existence. To prove this, moke o photogroph of o neorobiect, q middle obiect ond o for-owoy obiect in the some picture. TheOlympus PEN will get them ALL shorp ot the some time, JUST AS OUR EYESWOULD SEE IT.(To be doubly sure, use the highest numbered f/stop whenever possible.l

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Flosh SynchronizotionAny kind of Flosh-Gun con be usedwith Pen E E. Use o Stro bo lig ht o ro Typ. F Bulb.Selection of the lens opening.

Divide the Guide number by d is-tonce ond this is the lens oPeningfigure.Exomple

' Film Speed

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105Distonce to subiect:

l5 f eetSet lens opening ot 8 close to 7.

Attqehing to CqmerctO Open the brocket ond

fix on Olympus Pencome ro on it with thesc rew.

O Connect the cord withFlosh SynchronizolionSocke t.

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Depth of FieldRemember thqt Depth of Fiefd INCREASES os you use o ftgure f/stop. Remem-ber olso thot subiects do not suddenly become f vzzy if they o re outside thedepth of field. Obiects groduolly lose first o little shorpness, then moreshorpness the further they get outside the depth of field. For simple operotion,ond for the most sho rpness, use the higher numbered f/stops whenever possible.Since the PEN EE is o fully oufomotic comero, use the fostest oyoiloble ftlmlhqf you con. This will give you o higher ASA setting, ond the comero wilfoutomoticolly give you shorper pictures due to q greoter depth of field.Shorp enlorgement in size of 4t' x 6+" is ossured ot ony distonce further thot5 feef f rom the subiect. lf on enlorgement more thon l}'t X 12" is required,use o distonce longer lhon 7 feet fo the subiect.Auxiliory lens is ottocho ble to PEN EE f or moking close-up pictures f rom 2lo 4 feet.


Speciol Accessories

Lens Shode: Covers only the lens oreo.Cose : Podded, soft genuine leother

prolective co.se.Fifters : A full complement of filters

is oYoilo ble which flt overthe lens ond electric eye.All fllter f oclors o re o uto-moticolly compensoted forin the PEN EEY 2 (yellowlUV (hoze)SkyliehtConversion type AConversion rype FND. 4X

Wrist Strop : Used to hold comero tightlywhen mo king exposures orfor corrying.

Attochment lens : Used for loking o close-uppicture from 2r lo 4t .

Pen slide proiector: For wide ongle proiection.

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ITo Moke o Perfect Picture

I ) Hold the comero firmly ogoinst your foce. ',ii2l Spreod \f otrr feet o port so you will not swoy bock ond forth, or

side to sidu'.3l Be sure your fingers do not coyer the lens, the viewfinder, the

electric y, or the fromefinder. Be sure your ftngers do not moyethe ASA ring o f te r it is set.

4l Hold your breglh os you press the shu$ter releose button.5l Use o lens shode when shooting into the sunlight.6l Use o UV filter to shut out ultroviolet roys. (The filter con be used

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