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Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date Point & Shoot 35mm Digital Camera

The Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date is a compact camera from Olympus — known for its 38–80mm Zoom Lens and Active AF System. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date Point & Shoot 35mm Digital Camera

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Camera Overview — Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date

The Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date is a 35mm point-and-shoot film camera produced during the 1990s, sitting firmly within the era of compact consumer film photography. Built around a fixed lens and an autofocus system, this camera is designed for straightforward, hassle-free shooting without the need to swap lenses or manage complex settings. The mechanical shutter keeps operation simple and reliable, while the built-in flash means you're covered for low-light situations without carrying any additional accessories.

One of its notable conveniences is the Quartz Date function, which imprints the date directly onto your photographs — a feature that was particularly popular during the decade this camera was made. Film compatibility is limited to the standard 35mm format, making it easy to source film from a wide variety of manufacturers today. The camera weighs between 290 and 300 grams, giving it a solid but still pocketable feel.

With a fixed lens and no hot shoe, this is a self-contained shooting experience aimed squarely at casual and everyday photographers who want a dependable, grab-and-go 35mm film camera from a well-regarded manufacturer.

Key Features — Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date

38–80mm Zoom Lens: Built-in zoom lens covers a versatile range from moderate wide-angle to short telephoto, suitable for everyday subjects and casual portraits.

Active AF System: Infrared or sonar-based active autofocus system automatically measures subject distance and sets focus without contrast detection.

Quartz Date Imprinting: Stamps the date directly onto the film frame, a practical feature for cataloguing memories from the era this camera was made.

Built-In Flash: Integrated flash provides light support in dim conditions without requiring any external accessories.

Mechanical Shutter: Reliable shutter mechanism typical of 1990s compact cameras, keeping operation simple and consistent.

35mm Film Format: Uses standard 35mm film, which remains widely available from numerous manufacturers today.

Camera Specifications — Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date

Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel, Street, Portrait, Beginner-Friendly
AF SystemOther

Description — Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date

The Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date is a 35mm point-and-shoot film camera manufactured during the 1990–1999 era, built around simplicity and convenience for everyday photographers. Its autofocus system handles focus automatically, while the mechanical shutter keeps the core operation dependable. The built-in flash ensures you can shoot in a variety of lighting conditions without carrying external equipment, and the absence of a hot shoe keeps the design clean and compact.

A standout feature is the Quartz Date function, which prints the date directly onto your images — a hallmark of 1990s consumer cameras. The fixed lens design means everything you need is built in, though it also means no lens swapping. Weighing in at 290–300g, this camera strikes a practical balance between portability and substance, making it a capable and charming option for anyone looking to shoot 35mm film with a classic compact from a reputable manufacturer.

Pros — Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date

  • ✓Built-in flash provides lighting support without any additional accessories
  • ✓Autofocus system simplifies shooting for straightforward, everyday use
  • ✓Quartz Date function allows date imprinting directly onto photographs

Cons — Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date

  • ✗Fixed lens only — no option to change or upgrade optics for different shooting scenarios
  • ✗No hot shoe means external flash or accessories cannot be mounted
  • ✗No specification data available for zoom range, aperture, or shutter speeds, making it harder to assess optical performance

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Frequently Asked Questions — Olympus Zoom 80 AF Quartz Date

What film format does the Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF use?+
This camera is compatible exclusively with 35mm film, which is the standard format widely available from most film retailers today. No other film formats are supported.
Does the camera have a built-in flash?+
Yes, the Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF includes a built-in flash. There is no hot shoe on this camera, so the built-in flash is your only flash option.
Can I attach different lenses to this camera?+
No. The Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF is a fixed-lens camera, meaning the lens cannot be removed or swapped. It is designed as a self-contained shooting system.
What does the Quartz Date function do?+
The Quartz Date function allows the camera to imprint the date directly onto your photographs. This was a common and popular feature on consumer point-and-shoot cameras produced during the 1990s.
How heavy is the Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF?+
The camera weighs between 290 and 300 grams, making it a relatively lightweight and portable option for everyday carry.
When was this camera manufactured?+
The Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 AF was manufactured during the 1990–1999 decade, placing it firmly in the era of compact consumer 35mm film photography.

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