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Olympus's I Zoom 3000 features a precision crafted 21-85mm lens, which is equivalent to a 26-73mm lens on 35mm camera, as well as a 2.8x power zoom. This lens gives you the ability to capture your shots the way you want them with the simple touch of a button. You can zoom in for an intimate close-up or zoom out to capture the entire group. The I Zoom 3000 also gives you three print options, C (classic), H (HDTV), and P (panorama), so you can truly capture any scene in its entirety. You can switch formats at any time on a roll of film.

The built-in flash includes settings for red-eye reduction, fill-in, flash-off, and night scene, ensuring that your image is always perfectly exposed--whatever the lighting conditions. This easy-to-hold camera sports a metal front cover giving it an attractive look and feel. It is compact and lightweight, measuring in at about the dimensions of a credit card and weighing just under five ounces, making it extremely portable.

To further improve the quality of your images, Olympus uses Print Quality Improvement to record shooting data, including exposure and aperture settings, onto a magnetic strip on your film. When you take your film to your photofinisher, they use the recorded data to make sure your prints look their best. For your own records, the I Zoom 3000 comes with a time/date stamp, so you can record one of the following on the back of your images: no data, year-month-day, month-day-year, day-month-year, and hour-minute; this camera has an automatic calendar through the year 2049. This way you'll never again forget when you shot that roll of film.

Olympus I Zoom 3000 APS Film Camera

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$34.95

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$19.88

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$4.75

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in this video we're going to be looking over this olympus infinity super zoom 3000 35 millimeter film camera and i'm going to be demonstrating it hopefully along the lines of how you'd want to look at it if you had it in your own hands and so in order to do that i have some batteries and a scrap roll of film and we're going to get started putting it through its paces so the first thing that we need to do is load the batteries and there's a battery compartment on the bottom and a nickel is about the right width for the coin slot and then you just push on this little area right there and that comes off we can see the battery compartment is nice and clean the contacts are good so we can load the batteries according to the the little graphics inside put the door back in place and turn the little coin slot to the lock position now we can open up the back and here and before we load the film