Weighing 15 oz, the Olympus 35 RC may be the smallest AE rangefinder ever made. However the Olympus 35 RC is a substantial camera, capable of excellent results.
For me the 35 RC isn't as shirt pocket friendly as the Olympus XA, however it easily fits in a pant pocket. I used the manual mode with the 35 RC since it requires an old mercury battery or its equivalent. After my first use I am thinking that I may want to work out the battery issue with the 35 RC. With its small size, quiet shutter, and excellent lens having the auto exposure option would make it a nice walking around camera.
I read that the E.Zuiko f/2.8 lens gives 80+ center resolution at f/5.6 to f/16. From my results I don't find that hard to believe.
I can't think of much more to say about the Olympus 35 RC. From my experience it is a camera that lives up to its hype. Here are a couple of links that give more details.
Smallest 35 Rangefinder ever with AE Exposure and Manual Override?
the essence of 35mm photography in a small package
I think that the title of the second link sums up the Olympus 35 RC pretty well. Checking on Ebay the 35 RC has been mostly selling for between $50 and $100 in good working condition. If you are patient and willing to take a chance on condition you might find one for less.
