I have an Olympus 35 IV, and the lens does not seem to be easily removeable.
The camera is built like a tank, though.
Chip Stratton
> -----Original Message-----
> In issue no.3 it talks of the 1st 35mm Olympus cameras, the Olympus 35,
> picture size 24x32mm, lens Zuiko 40/3.5, 4 elements in 3 groups,
> marketed as
> an early 'point and shoot' it says! Before or by 1948.
>
> 1948: the Olympus 35 I : 24x32 again.
> Soon after, the Olympus 35 II with Zuiko 40/2.8 (5 elements in 4
> groups), an
> experimental camera but not marketed it says.
> Model III had a Seiko shutter with synchronisation mechanism
> built-in(?) and
> Model IV with Copal No.00 shutter.
>
> No mention of whether these lenses were interchangeable though!
>
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