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OM 10 documentation |
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OM 10
instructions |
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Quartz
Data Back instructions |
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| Instructions
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Olympus
OM 10 Repair (and Service) Manual A full version of the original OM 10 Service and Repair manual. - |
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Brochure OM10 'Simply Ingenious' | |
| Olympus
Pricelist (Netherlands, 1986) This is a complete pricelist for Olympus camera products. Prices are in Dutch Guilders (NLG) and including local VAT (17,5 %). Conversion rates: 1 EURO = 2,20 NLG (1 NLG = 0,45 EURO) 1 USD = 2,55 NLG (1 NLG = 0,40 USD) |
LINKS
You will find
most of the available Olympus documentation (including service
and repair manuals) here:
Olympus Web Pages
at dementia.org
To download instruction manuals
and brochures from the official Olympus America website click
here:
Brochures and
Manuals
PRESS RELEASE OLYMPUS AMERICA 01-18-2002
Important
notice: Olympus will discontinue its 35mm OM SLR system
Olympus will discontinue the 35mm OM SLR system. The company
continues to manufacture selected lenses and accessories for the
OM System that will remain on sale with limited availability
until the end of March 2003. Olympus launched the original OM-1
in 1972 and has developed and sold numerous OM System lenses and
accessories. After 30 years, it is becoming increasingly
difficult to find stable supplies of parts for the camera system.
This has made it impossible to continue to keep the system on the
market.
Olympus is committed to providing excellent levels of after sales
service for its products, including: Body, Lens, Flash:Olympus
will maintain parts for approximately 10 years after the end of
production.
Other Accessories:Olympus will maintain parts for other
accessories, but time periods differ from part to part.
All the documentation on this site is original Olympus material, scanned by myself. It is just a hobby. There are no commercial purposes. As far as I know there are no copyrights. Olympus and Zuiko are registered trade marks of the Olympus Optical Corporation.
Philip Kagei