This vintage SLR was an awesome camera to learn and explore with - it’s been some time since it’s been used in earnest so am looking to rehome it. Could be an epic manual camera for school / arts students to properly learn photography on.

The Olympus OM-30 is a 35 mm single lens reflex (SLR) film camera that was released in 1983. It has a manual focus, a pentaprism viewfinder, and a maximum aperture that depends on the lens. The OM-30 has a sensitivity range of ISO 25–1600, a shutter speed of B, 2–1/1000 seconds, and uses two LR44 batteries. Here are some other details about the Olympus OM-30: Film format: 24 mm x 36 mm Lens mount: Olympus OM bayonet type Viewfinder magnification: 0.92X with 50 mm lens at infinity Synchro: X contact, direct contact only Focusing screen: Fixed Lumi-Micron microprism/split image-matte screen Finder view-field: 93% of actual picture field Shutter: Focal plane shutter, automatic exposure control from 2 seconds to 1/1000 second Features: Focusing aid LED's in viewfinder, F2/F4 switch for focus system, in-focus trigger cord socket