Vintage 90's Olympus Accura VIEW 80 zoom 35mm film point and shops shoot camera

For offer is this fabulous vintage OLYMPUS ACCURA VIEW 80 35mm film camera. A shops slick looking, fully-automatic point and shoot from the 90's, it's loaded with every feature you could want in an everyday-carry camera. It's a perfect camera for film photography beginners.

Besides the cool 90's techno rangefinder styling of this camera, what sets it apart is the big bright viewfinder and its LED crosshair. It lets you know when the AF is locked, it it's too dark or too close a subject it will blink and lock the shutter. The viewfinder also displays an LED when the flash is on, and when the shutter is released.

Excellent 100% working, film tested condition.

Camera in clean cosmetic condition. Shows only minor wear, light scratches.

Camera measures 5" inches wide and weighs about 13 ounces.

Includes fresh set of batteries installed.

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The Olympus Accura Viewzoom 80 QD uses a real-image viewfinder, with an in-focus indicator, so you'll always know exactly how your picture is framed. The increased magnification of up to 2x gives you a larger and brighter area to frame and view your subject. An indicator is visible inside the viewfinder allowing you to confirm camera operations such as focus accuracy, flash readiness, and shutter release. For added convenience, both the viewfinder and the indicator are illuminated, letting you see clearly whether it's night or day, while the dioptic correction feature lets you adjust the viewfinder focus to suit your individual eye requirements.

The 38-80mm, 2.4x zoom lens makes getting the shot you want even easier. You can zoom in for close-ups and back out for large group scenes. A versatile, built-in flash lets you select from several preprogrammed modes, including: auto, red-eye reduction, off, fill-in, night scene, and red-eye reducing night scene. This ensures that your picture will always be correctly exposed, no matter the lighting conditions. If the camera senses that your subject is out of focus, the autofocus mark indicator blinks off and on; if your subject is registered as a close-up, the close-up correction mark lights up.