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OLYMPUS PEN EE-3

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The Olympus Pen EE-3 is a half-frame camera produced from 1973 to 1983. It features a flashmatic system, which, when used with a matching GN14 flash, allows the user to obtain a corrected aperture value by manually setting the aperture ring to one of the estimated distances (1-4m).

A diptych shows a foggy forest with a wooden pole on the left and a log floating in water on the right.
An aerial view shows a water park with slides, pools, and umbrellas.
A split image shows the interior of a bus on the left and a large moon sculpture in a grassy field on the right.
A man in a blue apron works at a stall in a fish market with a wet floor.
A child stands next to a rose bush with a pink flamingo lawn ornament and a palm tree in the background.
A ski lift chair hangs over a vast mountain landscape under a cloudy sky.
An aerial view shows a dense urban landscape with various buildings and structures, including a distinctive building with a geometric, fragmented roof design.
A desert landscape is filled with Joshua trees and dry brush under a clear sky.
A claw machine is filled with pink Kirby plush toys on the left and green and yellow Yoshi plush toys on the right.

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