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Olympus Accura Zoom 80S Reviews
Point & Shoot / Zoom camera - 35mm - lens: 38 mm - 80 mm - metallic silver More product details
$149.95
alaTest Review Summary for Olympus Accura Zoom 80S
We have collected and analyzed 7 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 63/100. The average review date is May 24, 2000. We have compared these reviews to 88 reviews from other 35mm Film Cameras. Last update: November 21, 2009.
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November, 2009
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User Reviews (7)
Ok for beginners
Ok for beginners
This product is of moderate capabilities. It's a comfortable fit for beginners and intermediates alike. I wouldn't recommend using this camera for other purposed than pictures on vacation.
Great compact camera, but heavy on the battery use
Great compact camera, but heavy on the battery use
When using the recommended film (400), this camera takes excellent pictures. It is also lightweight and simple to use. However, i changed batteries 3 times in a 3 week period when i took 9 rolls of 24. I think that is a little excessive. If you are willi...
Not that great of a camera : it's my second Olympus
Not that great of a camera : it's my second Olympus
the AA batteries go out with one roll on average.. this is such a disadvantage...i also have an Olympus Stylus 70 mm and it takes much better pictures...it is clearear by a longshot... don't invest in this camera ... pay up a little for picutres you'll tr...
Manufacturer's Description
Stylish point-and-shoot convenience and a compact, lightweight silvery design distinguishes the Accura Zoom 80S. With a precision-crafted, aspherical zoom lens and fully automatic operation, including optional quartz dating, you'll get crisp, clear photographs for years to come. Accura Zoom 80S offers a number of benefits. Fully automatic operation manages your focus, exposure, load and rewind. Versatile 38-80mm f4.5-8.9 aspherical zoom lens allow shooting from groups to close-up portraits...
