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First is a Stylus Zoom 115. It has a 38-115 mm zoom lens. Shown of the left.
Second is a Stylus Zoom 140 Deluxe, on the right. It has a 38-140 mm zoom lens. It also has the “panorama” mode, the fake panorama where the top and bottom of the 35 mm frame are blanked out. When you choose panorama mode, the viewfinder is adjusted accordingly.
Both cameras listed as “All Weather”. They are cosmetically good: no dings or scratches, minor scuffing. Both have auto flash which can be turned off. Both have a quartz date function. I never use that, don’t really know what it is. On opening the clam shell, both cameras start in wide mode, can be changed with the W/T (wide / tele) mode. Both require DX coded film. Don’t know what the default is if film is not DX coded.
All operations are smooth. I have installed new batteries in each.
I have included one negative strip of each. Panorama mode is obvious in the one strip. Negatives are “upside down” because the film progresses from right to left, not left to right in most standard 35 mm cameras.
$115 for the basic 38-115, shipped CONUS via USPS Ground Advantage.
$145 for the Deluxe model, also shipped.
Also shown is a Lowe Pro carrying case, $5 if purchased with either camera.
$240 for the lot. PayPal FF or Venmo.
Second is a Stylus Zoom 140 Deluxe, on the right. It has a 38-140 mm zoom lens. It also has the “panorama” mode, the fake panorama where the top and bottom of the 35 mm frame are blanked out. When you choose panorama mode, the viewfinder is adjusted accordingly.
Both cameras listed as “All Weather”. They are cosmetically good: no dings or scratches, minor scuffing. Both have auto flash which can be turned off. Both have a quartz date function. I never use that, don’t really know what it is. On opening the clam shell, both cameras start in wide mode, can be changed with the W/T (wide / tele) mode. Both require DX coded film. Don’t know what the default is if film is not DX coded.
All operations are smooth. I have installed new batteries in each.
I have included one negative strip of each. Panorama mode is obvious in the one strip. Negatives are “upside down” because the film progresses from right to left, not left to right in most standard 35 mm cameras.
$115 for the basic 38-115, shipped CONUS via USPS Ground Advantage.
$145 for the Deluxe model, also shipped.
Also shown is a Lowe Pro carrying case, $5 if purchased with either camera.
$240 for the lot. PayPal FF or Venmo.
