Avis sur le produitOlympus Stylus Epic DLX 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera

Fun little camera with quality Olympus lens

For year's this was considered one of the favorite "pocket cameras" for pros. It's not quite as "cool" (or as flexible) as the old XA, but it's a great point-and-shoot that happens to feature a high-quality wide-angle Olympus lens.

This small camera, slightly wedge-shaped, will easily fit in the palm of your hand or in a pocket. Just slide back the lens cover and start shooting. This is a P&S which means focus, aperture, and shutter settings are pretty much out of your control. There is a setting for spot metering (press both buttons on the back simultaneously). You can also set it to force flash, no flash, or redeye reduction, and there's a time release.

You can get some great shots with this and best of all you can carry it around almost anywhere.Lire l'avis complet...

Excellent camera at an affordable price!

After my Yashica T4 died on me, I immediately wanted to get another 35mm point & shoot camera & was somewhat hesitant to buy another due to the fact I wasn't sure how long it would last for & the prices of this point & shoot have been continually rising so I went ahead & took a chance on this Olympus Stylus & I have to say, now that I've put several rolls thru this camera, I'm backing it was harder than the T4. It's smaller, lighter, & has a maximum aperture of 2.8 which allows me to shoot in lower light conditions & when the shot its right, it can create beautiful images with a shallow depth of field. The only thing I wish it had was a bigger viewfinder, but that is minor in comparison to how much this camera offers.Lire l'avis complet...

Little known gem

Remarkable camera for its superb lens,f:2.8 aperture and in addition the panoramic setting. Although you can make any picture into a panoramic one,this feature is so simple you will use it to get a different perspective. The camera is easy to use and very small. You will take it with you!Lire l'avis complet...

for shooting film on streets, nothing is better

in terms of auto-focus (fast and subject can be off center), compact (no 135 film camera is smaller with quality close to this) and meter (accurate with spot meter option.) the 35mm/f2.8 lens is very sharp and renders out of focus area beautifully. if you can live with the fixed lens (35mm is really an ideal focal length for street shooting), nothing really is better out there.

this is however a mass produced camera so bad sample does exist. the problems seem most related with focusing. i have 2 assembled in hongkong which is considered the worst factory in quality control, but i have no complains with them.Lire l'avis complet...

Best point and shoot camera for beginners!

In perfect working condition with the original packaging. Picture quality was perfect and viewfinder was clear. Minimal to no wear on the body. Super happy with the camera!

Achat vérifié :  Oui | État : occasion | Vendu par : rebeccaandre

Missing battery and film..

Took a while for the shipper to send and ended up sending the camera only even though 2 rolls of film + 6 batteries were part of the purchase. I’m hoping the sender will still send even though it’s been almost a month. I’m hoping the camera works well but will only know once I develop the photos. Lire l'avis complet...

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Lightweight with great features

Excellent point and shoot film camera!

Achat vérifié :  Oui | État : neuf | Vendu par : igorcamera

Awesome

GREAT little camera, extremely small. Take it anywhere. I really enjoyed the spot metering. Lets you get some great artistic shots. Fast lens, sharp pictures too. I was able to get one roll of film off with it before a dog ate it. Not too sure about the durability. The dog bit straight through it. Teeth holes and everything. I'll definitely replace it. Awesome camera.Lire l'avis complet...

Expensive hype, average to poor results

All photographic blogs who brag about this camera present heavily post-processed photos on their blogs. I have pictures taken with this camera in 2001 and the images have little sharpness for scenery, and often times exposure issues even in normal outdoor daylight. It does have good color saturation on close subjects located in shadow areas. The camera is difficult to hold in hand - very slippery plastic, and the buttons are tiny and hard to 'feel', including the shutter button. Not a pleasant camera to operate, but it fits into you pocket nicely. Lire l'avis complet...

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Mint condition true pocket camera

Achat vérifié :  Oui | État : occasion | Vendu par : vintage_couture