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Olympus has long been a leader in 35mm point-and-shoot cameras, and the Stylus Zoom 115 DLX is one reason why. Encased in the distinctive, clamshell design favored by Olympus, the Stylus Zoom 115 offers a 38-115mm zoom lens, six flash modes, spot focus, a panorama setting, and a host of other features that make it the toast of mid-range zoom cameras.

To turn the camera on, simply slide open the clamshell lens cover--out pops the lens and flash unit and you're ready to shoot. Control the zoom lens using a small rocker switch that's conveniently located on the top right of the camera next to the large shutter release button. The Stylus Zoom 115 has an autofocus system that can take in subjects as close as 2 feet. The camera's focus-lock feature lets you selectively focus on subjects that are outside the camera's autofocus range. Flash modes include red-eye reduction and night flash; the flash range extends to 16 feet. The camera includes a self-timer, date-time stamp, and a diopter viewfinder adjustment designed for farsighted and nearsighted users. On top of all this, the Stylus Zoom 115 is weatherproof. Although you can't take it scuba diving, the camera will survive accidental splashes and sprays. --Harry C. Edwards

Olympus Stylus Zoom 115 QD DLX Date 35mm Camera

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in this video we're going to look over this Olympus infinity stylus zoom 1:15 DLX with this olympus case and so cosmetically this one looks pretty nice on the outside I don't see any major scuffs a little scratch right there pretty minor looks pretty nice so what I have here to try is a 1:23 battery and a scrap roll of film and we're going to put these in and put this through some basic test open the battery door nice and clean compartment stick the battery in now the battery does not come with a camera but it's just my test one and then if we go around the back and open up the door we can see let's look here before we load the film the rubber gasket looks continuous all the way around that all looks nice the mating surfaces for the gasket don't have any cracks they don't have any problems that I can see that looks good let's try the panorama setting there we can see those blades come d