here is a test shot from the Olympus Pen-F camera
it is half-frame, ie 2 images within 1 frame of 35mm.
this means that it gives 72 exposure in a roll of 36 exposure
and 48 for a normal roll of 24 exposure.
In the 60's and early 70's when film was considered expensive
this camera was very popular as it is very small and the
images aren't too grainy when enlarged.
this camera promptly broke down after this roll and i have sent it in for repair LOL
this is a SLR without the bulging pentaprism, the viewfinder is vertical instead of the
traditional horizontal vf.
it makes very interesting images, a sort of before and after, or even triptych.
it is half-frame, ie 2 images within 1 frame of 35mm.
this means that it gives 72 exposure in a roll of 36 exposure
and 48 for a normal roll of 24 exposure.
In the 60's and early 70's when film was considered expensive
this camera was very popular as it is very small and the
images aren't too grainy when enlarged.
this camera promptly broke down after this roll and i have sent it in for repair LOL
this is a SLR without the bulging pentaprism, the viewfinder is vertical instead of the
traditional horizontal vf.
it makes very interesting images, a sort of before and after, or even triptych.
