Olympus Stylus Select 105 35mm Zoom Camera Kit | 
 enlarge | Brand: Olympus
Category: Photography
Buy New: $219.00 (On sale from $269.00)
You Save: $50.00 (19%)
New (1) Used (2) Refurbished (1) from $31.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 2008
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: Yes
Optical Zoom: 2.8
Maximum Focal Length: 105
Minimum Focal Length: 38
Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 6.9 x 6.6 x 4.2
MPN: 120516
Model: 120516
UPC: 050332296510
EAN: 0050332296510
ASIN: B00006LFJ1
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Kit version comes with case, battery, remote, and extended service plan | | • | 38-105mm, 2.8x zoom lens; 11 point multi-wide advanced autofocus system | | • | 6 mode variable power flash with red-eye reduction | | • | Extra-low dispersion glass lens | | • | Electric self-timer with remote control; all-weather design |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
All-metal body. All-weather design. A powerful 38 - 105mm zoom lens. And a multitude of automatic features that help you capture the shots you want, when and how you want them. All in one of the smallest and most attractive 35mm zoom cameras the world has ever seen.With a new 11-point multi-wide autofocus system, your pictures will look just as sharp as the camera itself. This system virtually ensures your subject(s) will be in focus at all zoom ranges as well as dark or low-contrast situations. The results will be photographs of exceptional clarity and quality.
Amazon.com Product Description
The new Olympus Stylus 105 is their most compact and stylish 35mm yet. With a new 11-point autofocus system, your pictures will look just as sharp as the camera itself. This system ensures your subject will be in focus at all zoom ranges, as well as in dark or low-contrast situations. For the harsh conditions of everyday life, the Stylus comes complete with a sliding lens cover, an all-metal body, and an all-weather design.p The camera includes an LCD for time stamps and exposure counting to keep track of those special dates. A six-mode variable power flash and autofocus are standard as well. Automatic film winding, loading, and rewind continue the long list of convenience features. The kit comes with a battery, case, strap, extended warranty, and a remote control.
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| Customer Reviews:
 A Pretty Good Buy May 16, 2003
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
When buying this camera, I had huge expectations. I previously had a canon, however it was getting a bit old. When I purchase a camera I look for one that is stylish as well as good quality. Many of my friends recommended olympus' cameras to me and so after much research I finally bought the Stylus Select 105. When buying this camera, I expected a top of the line pocket-sized camera. I half-got what I was expecting. It takes wonderful outdoor pictures which are very vivid and clear. However, in dark rooms or at night the pictures can get a little grainy and not as bright as I would want them to be. In the beginning, I tried using the nighttime features as well as the red-eye, however, DO NOT use it unless you have a tripod with you. The manual recommends a tripod, but I decided not to listen and tried it anyway. My returned pictures were blurry and awful. I couldn't even put them in my photo album they were so bad. But I'm much more careful now and don't even bother using the nighttime or red eye features. They're not even worth using unless you carry a tripod with you everywhere you go. Maybe the stylus select 105 did not live up to my expectations, but I do have to admit that it is very sturdy. Also, the camera case givin in the kit is horrible. Don't expect it to provide any protection. The stylus select 105 probably wouldn't need the protection, but I prefer to have some kind of padding protecting my camera even if it has an all-metal body.
 an everithing-in-one cam! April 11, 2003
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is such a good camera!!!!!!!!!!!!brIt is so small, ALL-weather, metal body, a powerful zoom, a big LCD screen, and if that's not enough, it comes with a complete set that contains the camera(duuuh), a CR2 battery, a case, a strap, an extended warranty, and a remote control. What else can you ask for? Maybe you can say the zoom is actually not so good, but a lens of 38-105m, is actually a pretty nice zoom, because if you have a mega-zoom like 150 or something, you're never gonna use it! brIf you are those who drop the camera very often, then this is your chance. A complete metal body so it won't be broken, and if you drop I mud it's all weather!brI extremely recommend this camera, besides, I don't know what happened to meubanks64 or something because it always takes sharp pictures with so nice colors.
 Disappointing February 7, 2003
I waited with much anticipation for this camera to be stocked after reading about it's new features in the press release in the fall. I purchased it as a gift for my wife for Christmas because our 6-year old Olympus Stylus Zoom 105 needed major repair. Our old camera took GREAT pictures - sharp, balanced exposures, great variable flash, etc. So, I had no problems buying another Olympus. I looked at the existing Olympus Zooms (115,140,170), but after comparing the pictures from my brother's Zoom 115 to our old Zoom 105, they still didn't seem as good. So I decided on the new Zoom 105.br.brOverall, the new Zoom 105 camera is significantly (~15%) smaller than the old one. I like the cool metal shell better than the old plastic one. I was hoping that the AF system was as good as or better than the old one since it claims to be a 'new 11-point multi-wide advanced combination autofocus'. br.brDuring an outdoor (daytime) event, we shot a whole roll of film using the new camera (fully-auto settings) in a variety of settings while my brother's wife used their Zoom 115. After comparing the pictures side by side (same processing), the shortcomings of our new camera are obvious. The pictures are VERY disappointing. The focus is not near as sharp as the old camera, or even the Zoom 115. The edges of the shots are much darker, also. We have taken several rolls in various environments all with roughly the same outcome. Perhaps we just got an early production-run lemon. For Olympus' sake, I hope so.
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