RICOH RZ-800 Point and Shoot 35mm Film Camera - No Flash
►Released in 1991; Japan model
►DESCRIPTION:
The RZ-800 is an autofocus compact camera for 35mm film, introduced by Ricoh in 1991. It is also known as the Myport Zoom RZ-800, the Shotmaster Zoom Super, the Q-80Z, the RZ-880, and the RZ-780 Super. One of the most notable improvements on the RZ-800 from earlier models was its further sophisticated auto focusing system.
- Fully automatic and autofocusing point and shoot - all you'll need to do is load film!
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38 mm f/4.5 - 80 mm f/6.4 zoom lens, 7 elements in 7 groups. Macro Mode focuses at fixed 0.3m.
- Focus range from 0.6 m - infinity
- Self-timer
- Other features: Spot AF, Automatic backlight compensation, TV mode, Super-macro mode.
- Mid-roll rewind available, when selected, allows you to rewind your film roll manually
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Skill level: Beginner
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Power source: 1 x 6v CR-P2 Lithium battery
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Sample images: link here
►CONDITION:
Great cosmetic condition of camera body with, see product images for reference. Clear lens free from dust, fog and fungus. Bright and clear viewfinder. Film advance and shutter release smoothly operating. Flash positive. Mechanical functions are thoroughly tested and in fully working order.
