product name OM-1 series OM series Release date July 1972 The OM series was born in 1972. When it was first released, OM-1 was called M-1. However, due to the great impact of the product, Leica requested that the product name be changed, and in 1973 it was renamed OM-1. It attracted much attention as the world's smallest and lightest 35mm single-lens reflex camera (at the time of 1972). Changed the ribbon of the cloth curtain shutter to a string. Air damper that absorbs mirror drive shock. A pentaprism that omits a condenser and has a curved lower surface. A variety of original ideas have made the body more compact and reduced shutter noise and shock. The shutter has a high durability of 100,000 cycles. The finder screen was replaceable from the lens mount side. In addition, in producing the OM-1, we utilized various in-house technologies, including anti-rust technology for the iron material used to reduce weight, processing technology for pentaprisms, and heat treatment and surface treatment technology to increase durability. It has greatly improved and developed.
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