Vintage 35mm SLR film camera bundled with a standard prime lens.
The Olympus OM-10, released in 1979 as an entry-level OM system camera, was the first Olympus OM with aperture-priority only (no manual shutter — the optional Manual Adapter is required for full manual control). Bundled with the Zuiko Auto-S 50mm f/1.8 — the standard normal prime for the OM system.
Olympus OM bayonet mount, aperture-priority AE only (manual requires the Manual Adapter accessory), TTL metering, 1/1000s maximum shutter speed, paired with Zuiko Auto-S 50mm f/1.8 (SMC equivalent, compact design).
The OM-10 offered the OM system's compact design and quality to budget-conscious photographers, though the aperture-priority-only limitation is a constraint for those needing manual speed control. The OM 50mm f/1.8 is a classic OM standard prime with good sharpness and rendering. Compatible with the full OM system lens range.
Test aperture-priority metering accuracy. Inspect the 50mm f/1.8 for fungus, haze, and coating condition. Confirm OM bayonet engagement. Check light seals. Note: the Manual Adapter accessory is required for manual shutter speed control — confirm whether it is included.