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Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 QD Film Camera

The Olympus 80 QD is a film camera from Olympus — known for its 38–80mm Zoom Lens and Autofocus System. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 QD Film Camera

Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 QD Film Camera

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Camera Overview — Olympus 80 QD

The Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 QD is a point-and-shoot 35mm film camera produced during the 1990s, sitting comfortably in the era when compact zoom cameras were at peak popularity. Designed for straightforward, accessible shooting, it features an autofocus system that handles focusing automatically, removing a significant barrier for casual and everyday photographers. The camera operates with an electronic shutter, which provides smooth and reliable exposure control without manual cocking or mechanical complexity.

A built-in flash means you're always ready to shoot in lower-light situations without carrying additional accessories. The fixed lens eliminates any interchangeability but keeps the overall package compact and lightweight, coming in at between 250 and 300 grams — easy to slip into a bag or coat pocket. Shooting on 35mm film gives users access to a wide range of readily available film stocks today, making this camera a practical entry point into film photography or a solid backup body.

The QD designation indicates quartz date functionality, allowing the camera to imprint date information directly onto the film frame. Overall, this is a dependable, no-fuss point-and-shoot from a well-regarded manufacturer, well-suited to those exploring or returning to film.

Key Features — Olympus 80 QD

38–80mm Zoom Lens: Built-in zoom range covers everyday wide-angle to short telephoto framing without swapping lenses.

Autofocus System: Automatic focusing removes the need for manual adjustment, making the camera accessible for everyday and casual shooting.

Quartz Date (QD) Imprinting: Prints date information directly onto the film frame, useful for cataloguing memories chronologically.

Built-In Flash: Integrated flash provides on-camera lighting for low-light and indoor shots without any additional accessories.

Electronic Shutter: Handles exposure reliably without mechanical cocking, contributing to quiet and consistent operation.

35mm Film Format: Uses widely available 35mm film, giving shooters access to a broad range of colour, black-and-white, and slide film stocks.

Camera Specifications — Olympus 80 QD

Olympus 80 QD full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesTravel, Street, Portrait
TypeFilm
AF SystemOther

Description — Olympus 80 QD

The Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 QD is a 35mm point-and-shoot film camera manufactured during the 1990s, combining compact convenience with practical everyday features. Its autofocus system handles focus automatically, while the electronic shutter delivers consistent exposures without mechanical complexity. A built-in flash ensures you're covered when light drops, and the fixed lens keeps the overall package trim and portable at just 250–300 grams.

The QD (Quartz Date) functionality allows date information to be imprinted directly onto the film. Shooting 35mm film means readily available stock compatibility, making this an accessible and usable camera for anyone interested in exploring film photography today.

Pros — Olympus 80 QD

  • ✓Autofocus system makes shooting straightforward with no manual focus required
  • ✓Built-in flash provides on-board lighting without additional accessories
  • ✓Electronic shutter offers reliable exposure operation

Cons — Olympus 80 QD

  • ✗Fixed lens offers no interchangeability or flexibility to swap focal lengths
  • ✗No hot shoe for attaching external flash or accessories
  • ✗Specifications do not confirm weather sealing, limiting use in adverse conditions

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Frequently Asked Questions — Olympus 80 QD

What film format does the Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 QD use?+
The camera uses 35mm film, which is confirmed in the specifications under both filmFormat and filmCompatibility. 35mm film remains widely available today from numerous manufacturers, making this camera practical for active use.
Does this camera have a built-in flash?+
Yes, the specifications confirm built-in flash compatibility. This means you don't need to carry a separate flash unit for basic low-light or fill-flash photography.
Can I attach different lenses to this camera?+
No. The camera has a fixed lens only, as confirmed by both the lensMount and lensCompatibility fields in the specifications. There is no interchangeable lens mount available.
What does the 'QD' in the name mean?+
QD stands for Quartz Date, indicating the camera includes date-imprinting functionality. This allows the camera to stamp the date directly onto the film frame at the time of exposure.
How heavy is the Olympus Infinity Zoom 80 QD?+
According to the specifications, the camera weighs between 250 and 300 grams. This puts it firmly in compact, portable territory — easy to carry in a pocket or small bag throughout the day.
When was this camera manufactured?+
The specifications list the year of manufacture as 1990–1999, placing it in the 1990s decade. It is a product of the era when compact point-and-shoot zoom cameras were widely popular among everyday photographers.

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