The Olympus OM-1 changed the SLR game when it was introduced in 1972. Its release signaled a trend towards compact (yet full-featured) SLRs that would be echoed in things like the Pentax ME Super, Nikon FM/FE, Minolta XD7, and more. Here, Connor goes through what makes the Olympus tick and what every button, dial, switch, and lever does!
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00:00 - Introduction & History
00:50 - Installing/Removing the Lens
01:26 - Installing the Battery
02:10 - Rewind Knob & Power Switch
02:34 - Hot Shoe Accessory Port
02:58 - ISO Dial
03:40 - Film Advance Lever, Shutter Button, & Frame Counter
04:06 - Shutter Speed Ring
04:46 - Depth of Field Scale & Focus Ring
05:33 - Aperture Ring
06:05 - Rewind Switch & Self-Timer
06:38 - Mirror Lock-Up & PC Sync Port
07:31 - Motor Drive Badge
07:50 - Battery Compartment & Motor Drive Port
08:16 - Tripod Socket, Electrical Contacts, & Serial Number
08:41 - Loading the Film
10:00 - Removing the Film
10:50 - Viewfinder: Focusing Aid
11:29 - Viewfinder: Light Meter
12:17 - Common Issues & Conclusion
