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Olympus Superzoom 160G |
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Photos by Howard Patterson text by Howard Patterson. From the collection of Howard Patterson. Last update 2021-10-21 par Michel Rochevalier.
Manufactured or assembled in Indonésie from (Circa) 2002 to (After) 2002.
Index of rarity in France: Frequent (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 13401
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Chronology of cameras Olympus
The Superzoom 160G was also known as the Accura 160G in the USA. It is probably a second version of the Superzoom 160, which was the smallest camera with a 160 mm lens at the time of its release. It has a built in date imprinting function, indicated by two extra buttons next to the LCD, which is also powered by the CR2 battery. Some of the specifications given are for the Superzoom 160.
The Superzoom 160 was actually smaller than the Stylus Zoom 160, and it had very similar specifications. It illustrates the problems of a long zoom in a miniature compact; not only was the maximum aperture small at 160 mm (12,3), but the highest shutter speed available was also slower than at 38 mm (1/355 s).
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