Olympus 35mm Trip Autofocus 50 QD Camera

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Manufacturer: Olympus
Model: CS0936
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Olympus
Label: Olympus

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Features for Olympus 35mm Trip Autofocus 50 QD Camera:

28mm wide-angle lens for an extra large view
Automatic features such as auto film advance, auto flash, and autofocus
Red-eye reduction for perfect portraits
Compact design easy to hold and carry
Quartz date imprinting

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Customer Reviews

Good for the Price

2006-08-10
Good for the price. Its Made in China. If you use a 400 speed role then the quality is really noticable. If you wanna gift it to someone then its an ideal deal. Its a basic camera with basic required features.

Very good value

2005-10-18
This camera is worth the price. It is a perfect gift too.

A really, really, really convinient and easy-to-use camera!

2004-06-08
Hey guys, I just got my Olympus camera today. I have already used my 24 exp. film (that came w/ it) out of excitement. This camera is everything I expected and more! I think this camera would make an awesome gift for either yourself or for a loved one. I really love this camera!

don't be so critical

2004-05-06
To the people who gave this camera one star or less, listen up! Don't ever think it's the camera's fault your pictures come out crappy, I have this exact same camera and my pictures come out great! The pictures come out crappy because of the film developers or YOU didn't take the pictures correctly.

If zero stars were possible...

2004-03-30
that's what I would give this camera! I bought this before my son was born, thinking I could get good pictures quickly to capture those moments. After several ruined rolls of film, I am searching for a new camera and this one has already made it to the Dumpster. Pictures came out fuzzy and out of focus, even when at the range it says the camera can handle (close-ups are pretty much non-existant). Fill flash is the lousiest I've ever seen and leaves foreground over-exposed while the background is pitch black. You must push the shutter button halfway down to *compose* your shot and then take it, which is stupid and not something everyone is used to, thus meaning terrible pictures if someone else uses your camera. The only feature I liked was the date stamp, which you can get on just about every point and shoot out there. Total waste of time and money.

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