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How to make a point-and-shoot camera in 1961

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today I'd like to show you what might be my very favorite camera this is an Olympus pen ees2 it's a 35 millimeter point-and-shoot camera from the late 1960s and there are two remarkable things about it the first is that this is a half frame camera rather than expose the typical 36 by 24 millimeter section of film The Standard 35 millimeter still image it splits that in half and shoots an 18 by 24 millimeter frame the upshot of doing this is a slightly smaller camera and supposedly the pen name comes from the camera's diminutive size I mean it's not that small in the grand scheme but I I guess I'll roll with it oh citation needed interesting anyway my favorite consequence of having the frame is that you get double the exposures on every roll of film that's pretty neat you'll see that the exposure counter goes to 72 rather than the typical 36. however many exposures are on the roll you're putting in the camera this camera will let you take double that half frame