Olympus AFL-T 35mm Film Auto Focus Compact Camera with case and manual – Tested and Very Good Condition - buying c.1986

Released in 1986, the AFL-T or Quick Shooter Tele, was Olympus's first 35mm company camera with twin focal lengths. A front switch, also serving as on/off switch, made the lens jump out from its 36 mm position to a semi-telephoto position of 60mm. The lens is unusually fast for its class, going from f/2.8 in wide mode to f/4.5 in tele mode.

Like the rest of the AFL series, it is a fully automatic camera with built-in flash. The finder is uniquely situated below the flash at the extreme end of the camera. The camera's nickname in Japan was "Bōen Picasso" (Tele Picasso).

This camera is tested and fully working. It comes with a brand-new battery, neck-strap, printed manual and Olympus carry case. The camera's cosmetic condition is very good (see photos).

The manual buying for the camera is available to view here: https://cameramanuals.org/olympus_pdf/olympus_afl-t-languages.pdf