Olympus 35 DC
✎ Edit this pageThe Olympus 35 DC was a compact 35mm rangefinder camera introduced in 1971, designed for everyday photography enthusiasts. This simple yet effective camera featured a 40mm f/1.7 Zuiko lens and selenium meter for automatic exposure control, making it highly accessible to amateur photographers. The camera's compact design and reliable construction made it popular among street photographers and travelers who needed a dependable, lightweight option. Its fixed lens design prioritized ease of use over versatility, with the DC (Distance Control) focusing system allowing for quick zone focusing. The 35 DC represented Olympus's commitment to creating affordable, well-built compact cameras during the early 1970s camera boom.