ITs zoom macro capability assures pinpoint focus on a subject as close as 2. 62 feet at 38mm wide angle or 3. 77 feet at 140mm telephoto. The passive autofocus system assures pinpoint focus even from a distance or through window glass. The five-point wide focus frame keeps the subject in perfect focus at any focal length, even when it is positioned off-center or two subjects are standing apart. The built-in auto zoom flash automatically provides fill-in illumination and adjusts the angle of discharge in proportion to the selected focal length. A red-eye reduction mode minimizes this annoying effect, and the soft-flash function lowers the discharge level to avoid over-exposure in close-up photography. Other features include: Multi-data LCD panel offers a wide range of useful information at a glance. Actual-image zoom viewfinder with diopter adjustment built-in electronic self-timer delays shutter release by 10 seconds Zoom lens automatically retracts to the shortest wide-angle position to avoid damage after 3-minutes of non-use The camera measures 4. 8 x 2. 4 x 1. 7 inches and weighs 7. 4 ounces. It is powered by one 3V lithium battery (CR123A type). This package includes the Espio 140V 35mm Date Camera, strap, and manual.

All this makes it easy to just relax and take the picture.

Personal stores your favorite flash, focus, and exposure settings. Additional features include a four-mode flash with red-eye reduction and a self-timer. The camera uses standard 35mm film, and power is provided by a CR123A lithium battery.

An intelligent, variable-power built-in flash provides exclusive auto color-balancing and red-eye reduction. In addition, you can set the flash to auto, off, fill-in, or night scene modes to better suit your shooting conditions. If you are shooting when the lens is in wide-angle format, and using ISO 100 color negative film, you get a flash range from 2. 6 to 16. 4 feet; in telephoto format, the range is 2. 6 to 5. 9 feet. With ISO 400 color negative film, you get a flash range from 2. 6 to 32. 8 feet in wide-angle and 2. 6 to 11. 8 feet in telephoto. The Epic Zoom 170 QD comes with a date-imprinting option. You can chose from: no data, year-month-day, month-day-year, day-month-year, and day-hour-minute. This guarantees that you will never again forget when you shot each roll of film. It even has an automatic calendar system through the year 2035. This camera boasts the same lightweight, ultracompact clamshell design as the rest of the sporty Stylus line-up. The sliding cover provides all-weather durability against rain, snow, or water splashed from any direction. Although it isn't waterproof, it gives you worry-free use while skiing, at the beach, or in most foul weather conditions. The real-image zoom viewfinder lets you see exactly how your shot is framed before you take the picture, while the diopter correction adjusts to your individual vision requirements.

And Night portrait mode allows you to capture your subject at night, while including the twinkling lights in the background. There's even a Landscape mode that sets focus to infinity for sweeping outdoor shots. Fujifilm's Sure Loading System combines easy loading and auto prewinding. Simply open the film door, slide the film into the guide, close the camera and that's it! The film advances automatically and you're ready to start taking beautiful pictures. What's more, because the film is prewound to the end, your precious memories are protected from light, even if accidentally open the camera. Large, easy-to-read top-mounted LCD panel gives confirmation of camera operation, including flash modes, remaining exposure count, self-timer indication, date and battery condition. You can take photos in practically any environment and be confident that Fuji's Zoom Date 120 35mm camera will come through. Its zoom lens has a 3. 2x magnification to provide you a wide range of shooting options. The multimode autoflash compensates for a wide range of light and also reduces the annoying red-eye phenomenon. You can use the night portrait mode and landscape mode to customize the Fuji Zoom Date 120 to your setting for even better pictures. The optional date-and-time imprinting function lets you keep track of when your photos were taken. Handling film is convenient with its easy film-loading system and automatic film rewinding. The Fuji Zoom Date 120 also has a handy sequential self-timer to use for all those group photos.

WhisperDrive transport brings near silent shooting, when used with Canon's exclusive USM lenses. In most any situation you find yourself, the versatile selection of exciting system accessories and lenses for the Canon EOS ELAN will meet your needs. The Canon Elan 7 E features the eye-controlled focus system, the fastest means of focusing and metering a photographer can find. By using more focusing points and greater off-center coverage than other cameras in its class, this camera is able to take an exact reading in approximately 1/20 of a second. When the photographer brings the camera to their eye, their glance is tracked by the focusing system, allowing framing and focusing to become a single uninterrupted creative process. An easy, one-time calibration is all that's needed to activate the eye-controlled focus system. Once this calibration is complete, the camera is able to precisely detect which part of the viewfinder the photographer is using. It then automatically focuses the lens with amazing accuracy. This system delivers crisp, sharply focused images whether the camera is in a vertical or horizontal position. The Canon Elan 7 is even able to store the distinct calibrations of up to five different photographers. Using an EF 300mm f/2. 8 IS lens, it can track a subject moving at 186 mph until it's a mere 66 feet from the camera. This fast-focus system, combined with the ability to shoot at almost 4 frames per second, makes the Canon Elan 7 the perfect choice for capturing those demanding sporting events or special occasions when you don't want to miss a single moment. And, considering its continuous shooting speed, the Elan 7 is also remarkably quiet. This feature gives the photographer the opportunity to shoot the perfect wildlife scene without disturbing or scaring the subject. Part of the Elan 7's focusing system is the seven-point wide-area autofocus. The eye-controlled focus system was designed to work especially with this precision feature. Seven focusing points are arranged in a wide cross pattern with a central "cross-type" sensor. The wider-than-usual area gives the photographer the ability to achieve a remarkably sharp, focused image instantly. This function works whether the subject is off-center, stationary, in motion, in low light, or even in low-contrast situations. The shot will still come out sharp and crisp, and without the need to recompose the shot. By using the focusing-point selection keys, the user is able to select any of the seven focus points simply by pressing a key. Representing a bold innovation in speed and usability, this feature gives an additional amount of image control back to the photographer. A highly advanced metering system, comprised of 35-zone evaluative metering sensors, is linked to the seven focusing points. Whether shooting indoors or outside, day or night, a seamless integration of exposure and focus ensures remarkable clarity and contrast in any image. This system gives the photographer accurate control over situations that combine light and shadow or that feature strong backlight. When metering subjects against very dark or very bright backgrounds, partial-area metering measures 10 percent of the viewfinder around the chosen focusing point. This provides accurate image results when dealing with shadows or highlights. The photographer can also use the Elan 7's center-weighed metering function. This mode places greater emphasis on what it reads as the center of the frame by measuring the entire scene. No matter which function the photographer chooses, precision metering is guaranteed-whether the camera is in a vertical or horizontal position. Giving the photographer even more creative control is the command dial. This allows manual control light, speed, aperture, and depth of field. Shutter priority lets the photographer choose the shutter speed while the Elan 7 automatically selects the correct aperture. This function is especially useful when capturing action shots. With aperture priority, the photographer picks the aperture setting while the camera chooses the correct shutter speed. This is helpful when control over the depth of field is essential. Using the eye-controlled focus system to define the "sharp zone," the photographer can calculate the precise depth of field automatically. It's even possible to check the depth of field using the preview button.