This is a rangefinder, program EE compact camera released by Olympus Optical in 1971. In response to the large-aperture lens competition of the time, it features an F.ZUIKO 40mm F1.7 lens. With the adoption of program EE and an electric flashmatic system, users could leave everything to the camera except for winding the film and focusing. It was the ideal camera back then. The later models have a battery check function to address voltage drop. Unfortunately, the self-timer lever on this camera is broken. *The following adjustments and maintenance were performed: Body: Sterilization cleaning; the body is clean with no noticeable wear. Lens: Cleaned with a cleaner. The lens is clean. Finder: Cleaning. The shutter speed is displayed. Exposure Meter: The shutter speed changes according to the brightness and is functioning. The sensitivity is too high, so it is recommended to set the ASA to 50 for ASA100 film. Film Chamber: The deteriorated parts of the light seals have been replaced. Battery: Replaced with a new LR44 battery. (Test Shooting) Test shots were taken with ISO100 Seagull film. The shadows of the house create a rhythm on the road. Monochrome looks great. The focus and exposure are perfect. *Negative Service: After adjustment and maintenance are completed, a test shot is taken and checked. The negative will be provided as a service to those who want it. This is proof that the adjustment and maintenance have been done correctly. *Items to be included: Camera body, LR44 battery, homemade battery adapter, lens cap. *Specifications: ・Type: Lens shutter rangefinder camera ・Lens: F.Zuiko 40m F1.7 (4 groups, 6 elements) ・Shutter: SEIKO program shutter 1/15-1/500 ・Exposure Control: Program EE ・Exposure Meter: CdS type ・Power Source: MR9 (H-D) mercury battery 1.35V Olympus 35DC857 Late Model