Olympus

      Olympus film cameras merged precision optics, democratic automation, and radical miniaturization to redefine photography’s accessibility. From the Pen EE’s battery-free simplicity to the OM-2’s OTF metering, Olympus proved that innovation could coexist with portability—a legacy echoing in today’s Micro Four Thirds system. As the "Leica for the masses," its engineering democratized artistry, ensuring every pocket could carry a tool capable of capturing brilliance.