Olympus FTL
Olympus[1] is one of pioneer camera manufacturers in Japan. The first camera Semi-Olympus from Olympus was released in 1936. It was an expensive camera priced at ¥105 yen; a typical starting wage in 1936 was only ¥75 yen a month.
Olympus FTL
The Olympus FTL [2]was a 35mm SLR sold by Olympus between 1971 and 1972. It was a transition model between the Pen F half-frame SLR and full-frame M-1. The FTL was a very traditional SLR with 42mm screw lenses.
Lens
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Accessories
Despite of the relatively short product life cycle, there was still a full range of accessories available for FTL.
- Set of three extending rings
- Macro bellows
- Focusing rail
- Slide copier
- Microscope adapter
- Close-up lenses, two models
- Repro stand
- Electronic flash unit
- Filters
- Lens hoods
References
- ^ Home Page. Olympus Global Gateway and Corporate Information.
- ^ Olympus FTL. John Foster, 2006.