The following articles focus on point and shoot film cameras with zoom lenses. The optics in zoom lens compact film cameras have often tended to be not as highly regarded as those in prime lens point and shoot film cameras. That said, they have the advantage of a zoom lens. Generally these zoom cameras are more modern, with few of the vintage point and shoot film cameras being equipped with zoom lenses.
Category: Zoom Lens Cameras
Pentax Zoom 105 Super, Feature Packed with Multi-Macro
Feature-packed camera, with multiple macro modes & continuous as well as step zoom lens functions.
Pentax Espio 60s, Comfortable & Easy to Use Film Camera
The Espio 60s is a light and comparatively modern 35mm Pentax point and shoot zoom film camera, with fast autofocus and four lens lengths
Canon Sure Shot Zoom S, Large, Noisy and Lots of Fun
The Canon Sure Shot Zoom S is a large, noisy and fun to use autofocus point and click 35mm film camera. It could also be...
Canon Sure Shot 76 Zoom. Easy to Use Compact 35mm Camera
Review of the Canon SureShot 76 Zoom point and shoot film camera. Easy to handle and use compact film camera, with wide ISO film range.
Yashica Zoomate 165 SE (EF). It’s Got a Zoom Lens & Wants to be your Mate
Kyocera Yashica Zoomate 165 SE, which is apparently the same as the Yashica Zoomate 165 EF, is a zoom lens point and shoot compact film...
Nikon Lite•Touch Zoom 130 ED, Small, Light, Compact Zoom Film Camera
Review of the Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 130 ED point and shoot zoom film camera. Gaudy buttons, but easy to use.
Why Do Many Compact Film Cameras Have Prime Versus Zoom Lenses?
Prime lens or zoom, point and shoot film cameras? Why does there appear to be more prime lens compact film cameras, versus zoom lens point...
Minolta Riva Zoom 115
User review of the Minolta Riva Zoom 115 point & shoot compact zoom film camera.
Ricoh TF-200, Two Focal Lengths, One Camera
Ricoh TF-200. Is it a zoom? Is it a prime? No it's a point and shoot film camera with two built-in, user switchable, lens focal...