Olympus is a global leader in precision technology, renowned for its legacy in cameras and audio recorders, and its current dominance in medical and industrial optical systems.
Olympus Corporation is a distinguished Japanese manufacturer of optical and digital precision technology, established in 1919. Historically celebrated for its pioneering contributions to consumer photography and audio recording, the brand produced iconic film and digital cameras, lenses, and voice recorders that defined generations of imaging.
While the consumer imaging division was transferred to OM Digital Solutions (OM SYSTEM) in 2021, the Olympus brand remains a powerhouse in the medical and industrial sectors, producing advanced endoscopes, microscopes, and therapeutic solutions.
This page hosts a comprehensive directory of user manuals and support documentation for Olympus products. This includes legacy consumer electronics like the OM-D and PEN series cameras, digital voice recorders, and select medical maintenance units. Whether you are looking for setup guides for a vintage digital camera or technical specifications for optical equipment, you can find the necessary resources here.
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Manuals for legacy Olympus cameras and digital voice recorders can be downloaded from this page or via the OM SYSTEM (OM Digital Solutions) support webojula.
Since January 2021, the Olympus imaging division was transferred to OM Digital Solutions. Support, warranty, and repairs for Olympus cameras and audio recorders are now managed under the OM SYSTEM brand.
Firmware updates for cameras and audio devices are typically installed using the OM Workspace software or the digital updater tool found on the official support site.
For inquiries regarding medical, surgical, or industrial products, you should contact Olympus Corporation directly via their global or regional corporate webojula.
No, new cameras are now released under the 'OM SYSTEM' brand name, although they are fully compatible with many existing Olympus lenses and accessories.