The 35RC is much simpler and easier to adjust, most of them are fine.
I will rate it as the most reliable Olympus 35mm compact camera. But
you have to pay high (around $100-120) for a really good cosmetic one
as most of them are well used and some even have scratched lens.
Unfortunately it only has a f2.8 lens and shutter goes to 1/15s only
(except B). The SP and RD has much larger shutter range and large
aperture lens. On the other hand most 35RD I have seen were very good
in cosmetic, as most of them failed in its early age due to oil
shutter problem.
C.H.Ling
Clemente Colayco wrote:
>
> HI CH
>
> Are your comments about the 35RD also applicable to the 35RC? I just bought
> one in very clean almost like new condition and so clean that even the back
> foam was intact. I have taken pictures with it and they look good especially
> daylight. Of course I have no idea if light metering is very accurate, at
> least teh pictures printed look fine. Is the auto exposure function on the
> 35RC also a bit tricky?
>
> Regards
>
> Titoy
>
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