Olympus AZ-300 Superzoom - Camera

Olympus AZ-300 Superzoom - CameraAutofocus 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. Lens: Olympus 38

8 Nikkor (12 elements

1N & 1N-RS cameras

and the camera body

and the AI-S indent

Size: 139 x 85 x 48 mm

It has electronic contacts for communicating focus information to the body and for controlling the aperture

Manual focus normal lens made for MD-mount SLRs by Minolta

Its distinctive look is well suited to a wide range of applications

Size: 64 x 36 mm

It extends close focus capabilities at the cost of some light transmission

Autofocus wide angle lens made for AF mount 35mm SLRs by Minolta

Weight: 488g