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| + | The [[Olympus]] '''35 LE''' was a rangefinder launched in 1965. It featured the world's first programmable electronic shutter with a flashmatic function. The 1/15-1/500s programmable EE electronic shutter was controlled by a CdS light sensor through some transistor electronics. Operation was as simple as setting the distance and pushing the shutter button. | ||
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The Olympus 35 LE was a rangefinder launched in 1965. It featured the world's first programmable electronic shutter with a flashmatic function. The 1/15-1/500s programmable EE electronic shutter was controlled by a CdS light sensor through some transistor electronics. Operation was as simple as setting the distance and pushing the shutter button.
Links
- 35 LE on Olympus Global History.
