Olympus OM30 35mm SLR film camera with 50mm f1.8 lens Slr Modes: Programmed auto

Modes: Programmed auto

Released in 1979 as the aperture priority sibling of the famous AE-1

it's a solid everyday camera for anyone who wants a zoom compact without overcomplicating things

The leatherette body is part of Olympus's "Leather Tech" design series

The Olympus OM-1 is one of the most loved 35mm SLR cameras ever made

Olympus OM30 35mm SLR film camera with 50mm f1.8 lens Slr Modes: Programmed autoDescription: The Olympus OM30 is nerds dream. Its sitting in an interesting and often overlooked position in the Olympus story. Released in 1983, it was the first Olympus camera to experiment with autofocus, and it brought that ambition into the compact, beautifully finished OM body that photographers already loved. With the 50mm f1. 8 Zuiko lens fitted here, the camera operates in full manual or aperture priority, with a focus confirmation indicator