The Olympus 35 EC2, a fully automatic program-exposure 135 rangefinder film camera launched in 1971, features an E.Zuiko 42mm f/2.8 large-aperture prime lens with a 5-element, 4-group optical design, producing soft and warm images. It uses a Seiko-ESF electronic shutter, offering fully automatic program exposures from 4 seconds to 1/500 seconds, eliminating the need for manual aperture and shutter speed settings. The viewfinder includes built-in focus icons. The camera boasts a full metal body with a retro silver-black color scheme and a compact size. This camera shows normal signs of use, with slight wear on the corners, but the leatherette is intact. The lens is clear and clean, the shutter speed and film advance counters are all functioning correctly, and the viewfinder is bright and clean. A red retro shutter button has been added.