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Olympus OM-2N with oak veneer inlay + zuiko 1.4/50 lens

$399.00

Released in 1979, the OM-2N built on the success of the OM-2 by adding subtle yet meaningful improvements. It retained the same compact, rugged body and aperture-priority auto exposure system, but introduced enhancements like a redesigned flash system with TTL flash metering, improved viewfinder display, and automatic film rewind disengagement. While the shift to electronic exposure divided some purists, the OM-2N proved itself as a reliable workhorse and became a favorite among pros and enthusiasts alike.

The OM series didn’t solely earn its fame true the marvelous design, but with its fantastic selection of affordable lenses. After trying many SLRs we have always circled back to this one, and will always have one of our own. 

The oak veneer inlay sits on this camera like it was always meant to be, but we could also create a version with a veneer of your choice.

This OM-2N comes with the exceptional Zuiko 1.4/50 lens, and will make a great addition to your camera collection.

This particularly camera was the first one I have ever reskinned with wood, so other than a beautiful camera you will also own a piece of Dora Goodman history.

Custom inlays are also available for your most treasured cameras. If you’d like us to customize your favorite camera feel free to get in touch with us on [email protected] email address.

 

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A slight difference may exist between the image and the product itself. Such differences may be caused by the uniqueness of each element used in the production, as well as possible lighting changes when photographing each product.