Serviced: Olympus Pen D

Olympus, which created a boom with its Pen series of half-frame cameras, planned the top-of-the-line Pen D series. The Pen D incorporated a large F1.9 aperture lens, a fast 1/500 second shutter, and a built-in exposure meter with direct LV value reading. It could be called a "professional-spec Pen." It allowed for not only snapshot photography but also skillful techniques like background blurring, expanding the enjoyment for enthusiasts. The selenium exposure meter window gives the camera a nostalgic feel.

*Adjustments and maintenance performed:
Body: Sterilization cleaning. Small rust on the top plate, rust visible on the lens ring. Each ring functions properly.
Lens: Cleaning. The lens looks clean.
Finder: Cleaning. The viewfinder frame is visible.
Exposure Meter: Selenium, no battery required, still working.
Film Chamber: Replacement of deteriorated light seals.

(Test Shooting) Test shooting planned with ISO100 Seagull film.

*Negative Service
After adjustment and maintenance, a test shot will be taken for checking. This service is offered to those who want the negatives. It's proof that the camera has been properly adjusted and maintained.

*Items included: Camera body only

*Specifications
Type: Half-frame camera
Shutter: B, 1/8 second to 1/500 second
Mechanical: Lens shutter
Lens: F.Zuiko 3.2cm F1.9 (4 elements in 6 groups)
Focusing: Zone focusing
Exposure Meter: External light type, selenium light-receiving element
Release Year: 1962

Olympus Pen D 840