Olympus Pen EE-2 - Half Frame Rangefinder Camera

The Olympus Pen EE-2 is a compact half-frame rangefinder camera that uses standard 35mm film to produce 72 exposures per roll. Collectors and photographers value it for its small size, reliable selenium metering and sharp D.Zuiko lens.

Produced by Olympus in Japan during the 1960s, the Pen EE-2 belongs to the highly regarded Pen series of half-frame cameras. It features a fixed D.Zuiko 28mm f/3.5 lens and a selenium cell exposure meter that automatically sets shutter speed and aperture. The model was popular for travel and street photography because of its pocketable size and economical film use.

• Type: Half frame rangefinder camera
• Format: 35mm half frame
• Lens Mount: Fixed lens
• Lens: Olympus D.Zuiko 28mm f/3.5
• Shutter: Programmed shutter, 1/40 to 1/250 sec
• Metering: Selenium cell, automatic exposure
• Exposure Modes: Program auto exposure
• Power: Fully mechanical, no battery required
• Years of Production: 1962-1967
• Approximate Weight: 400 g

The camera shows normal signs of use including surface scratches, edge wear on the metal body and some corrosion on the strap lugs and bottom plate. The lens glass appears clear with no visible haze or fungus. Leatherette covering is intact though slightly faded. The selenium meter cell shows age-related discolouration. Please study the photographs carefully, as they form part of this description.

• Olympus Pen EE-2 camera with attached D.Zuiko 28mm f/3.5 lens
• Original lens cap
• Neck strap

Ideal for enthusiasts interested in half-frame film photography, collectors of Olympus Pen cameras, or anyone seeking a compact, fully mechanical 35mm camera for everyday shooting on standard 35mm film.

Ships from Cape Town, South Africa, carefully packed. Collectors and international buyers welcome.