About the product.
The Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 80 (sold outside the US as the mju-II Zoom 80) belongs to Olympus's long-running Stylus/mju weatherproof compact series. It is an autofocus 35mm point-and-shoot camera released by Olympus in 1999, and has the shortest zoom range of any Stylus Epic Zoom model but features the same weather-sealing and basic features as other models.
It sits a step above the fixed-lens Stylus Epic in versatility, trading some wide-aperture low-light performance for the convenience of a short zoom, while keeping the clamshell lens cover and splash-resistant body that made the series popular as a reliable everyday carry camera for film shooters.
Specifications
- 38-80mm zoom lens, f/3.5 (wide) to f/7.7 (tele)
- Active infrared autofocus
- DX-coded film speed detection
- Built-in flash with auto/fill/off modes
- Weather-resistant clamshell lens cover
- 35mm film format
- CR123A lithium battery power
Condition
- Cosmetic: Very Good
- Working: Fully Working
- Lens extends and retracts: Smoothly
- Autofocus: Locks accurately
- Flash: Fires every time
- Light seals: Not checked
- Test roll shot through it: Yes, scans available
- Some scratches, A minor crack but that doesn't affect performance
Included
- Only the camera
In short
Declared faults, if any, are called out above rather than left for you to discover — what's listed is what you get.
