Olympus OM10 + 1,8/50mm | Analogue camera

In this image, an Olympus OM-10 is depicted, one of the most popular 35mm SLR cameras of the 1980s, appreciated for its compact design and its elegant chrome-and-black finish. Launched in 1979 as the entry-level model of the prestigious OM series, it was aimed at enthusiasts who wanted the quality of Zuiko lenses in a simpler and more automated camera body.

Normally, the OM-10 operates in aperture-priority mode, but the unit for sale is equipped with the rare and sought-after manual adapter, visible attached to the camera's front-right side. This essential accessory transforms the OM-10 into a fully manual camera, allowing the photographer to select the shutter speed using the small dial on the adapter itself, bypassing the automation.

The mounted lens is an Olympus OM-System Zuiko MC Auto-S 50mm f/1.8, a classic 'normal' lens known for its sharpness and compactness, with multi-coating (MC) to reduce reflections. Completing the set is the original black leatherette 'ready-to-use' case with the Olympus logo and the original instruction manual, details that enhance its collectible value. It is the ideal choice for anyone looking to start shooting analog with a reliable and high-quality system.