Olympus Pen EES-2 w/Bag (CLA’d)

It was in 1968 when the Olympus EES-2 emerged. It was basically the same as the EES, but a flash hot shoe was made available. Also, while the EES had a film speed of 10-200, the EES-2 had 25-400 and a easier system to focus.
Along with the rest of the Pen family, the EES-2’s charm lies in its convenient controls and the D-Zuiko lens that offers superior quality.
The camera uses normal 35mm film but shoots in half frame. When hold in “normal”, it shoots in portrait, when hold upright, it shoots landscape. Exposure is measured by the selen light meter, which needs no battery.
The camera works fully automatic: just select the right film speed (between 25  and 400 ISO) the aperture ( f2.8 – f22) and shutter speed (1/40s or 1/200s) are selected by camera in automatic “A” mode.
In situations with insufficient light, the shutter blocks and a red indicator is shown in the viewfinder. to focus, guess and set the right distance with the “portrait – couple – group – mountain” symbols. the distances are equal to 1.0m – 1.5m – 3m – ∞, in bright light with a 200 film you should be always in focus with the “group” setting. Minimal focus is at 0.90m, left on the “portrait” setting. In low light, attach a flash (pc or hotshoe) and select a proper aperture.