
Olympus AZ-300 SuperZoom transparent
Olympus · Japan · 1988 · 135 film
The Olympus AZ-300 SuperZoom transparent represents a typical compact 35mm zoom camera introduced in 1988, targeting consumers seeking a versatile point-and-shoot experience. Characterized by its 38-105mm zoom lens and compact form factor, it offered significant focal range flexibility in a portable package. Its defining feature was likely a semi-transparent or translucent body element, contributing to a distinctive, modern aesthetic for its time while maintaining straightforward operation. As part of Olympus's mid-to-late 1980s consumer lineup, it provided a practical solution for everyday photography, prioritizing ease of use over advanced features or professional build standards typical of era-defining cameras.
Specifications
| Film Format | 135 |
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