3 film cameras tested working olympus , samsung and braun

10 A great-value lot of three vintage 35mm automatic film cameras, all individually tested and working. Each camera has some age-related cosmetic or optical imperfections, which are clearly described below, but importantly all three remain fully usable cameras. This is an excellent lot for anyone wanting to start shooting film, add several interesting 1990s compact cameras to a collection, or simply get three working cameras together at an affordable price. 1. Olympus AZ-210 Superzoom The Olympus is the AZ-210 Superzoom, an early-1990s autofocus 35mm compact featuring a motorized 38–76mm zoom lens, automatic exposure, automatic film transport and built-in variable-power flash. It was introduced around 1991 and was also sold in some markets under the Infinity/IZM naming. The camera is in good overall cosmetic and optical condition and has been tested and is working correctly. The zoom, shutter, film mechanism and flash operate as they should. Please note that the viewfinder contains some internal dust, so the view through it is not perfectly clear. However, it is still completely usable for framing your photographs and this does not affect the photographs themselves. 2. Braun Trend Zoom 110-S The second camera is the Braun Trend Zoom 110-S, fitted with a Braun Ultralit 38–110mm zoom lens. The camera has been tested and is working, including the zoom, shutter and built-in flash. Please note that the transparent protective plastic cover in front of the flash is missing. The flash itself is still present and working correctly, so this is mainly a physical/cosmetic imperfection rather than something that prevents the camera from being used. The body also shows normal cosmetic marks from age and previous use, as visible in the photographs. 3. Samsung Slim Zoom 145S Panorama The Samsung is probably the most interesting camera of the three. It is the Samsung Slim Zoom 145S, equipped with a very versatile Schneider-Kreuznach Varioplan 38–145mm Super Macro zoom lens, autofocus, built-in flash and panorama function. This model also has an interesting connection with Rollei. During this period Rollei was owned by Samsung, and the Rollei Prego 145 was based on the Samsung Slim Zoom 145S platform, making the Samsung essentially the closely related Samsung-branded version of that Rollei camera. The Samsung has been fully tested and everything is working correctly, including the zoom, autofocus, shutter, LCD display, film functions and flash. Cosmetically it has some noticeable signs of age. Some of the paint/finish has worn away on the rear of the camera, but this is purely cosmetic. There is also a crack in the transparent plastic covering above the LCD display. The LCD underneath remains visible and functional, and this does not prevent normal operation of the camera. Overall, these are three genuinely usable working film cameras rather than an untested parts lot. They are not cosmetically perfect, and each has the imperfections described above, but none of these issues prevents normal photography. They are being sold together as one lot at a great-value price, making this an attractive opportunity for a film photography enthusiast, beginner, collector, reseller, or anyone who simply wants several different vintage 35mm cameras to experiment with.