Olympus AZ-300 Superzoom - Camera
Autofocus 35mm compact point-and-shoot camera introduced by Olympus in 1988. It won the European Camera of the Year prize and was a big part in the development of the early bridge-style cameras. It was the first camera to have a viewfinder that automatically corrected the view in parallel to the zooming lens. It features passive AF, exposure compensation of +/- 1.5, and optional spot metering. Plastic body available in grey/black.
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Olympus
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Type |
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Lens option |
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Focal Length The minimum and maximum focal length of the lens
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38mm and 105mm
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Lens Type |
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Usage |
Film
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Filter Size |
40.5mm
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Field of View The field of view capabilities of the lens. May be Wide, Normal, Telephoto or any combination of two or more
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Normal and Telephoto
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Light Meter Indicates whether the camera has a built-in light meter. External light meter accessories can always be added
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Battery Compatible battery type. Some items may require 2 or more batteries
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CR123A 3V
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Focus Focusing capabilities of the lens. MF=Manual Focus. AF=Autofocus. Fixed=Locked at a given distance
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