Shot on film
Sample 35mm film photos
Real film-style examples to show the look, colour and feeling this kind of camera can create.
About this camera
About the Olympus OZ 120 Zoom 35mm Point-and-Shoot Film Camera
The Olympus OZ 120 Zoom is a versatile 35mm film camera released in the 1990s, combining straightforward automatic operation with a flexible 35–120mm zoom lens. Designed for photographers who want to capture everyday moments without complicated settings, this reliable point-and-shoot makes shooting 35mm film simple and enjoyable. Its generous zoom range lets you capture everything from group photos and travel scenes to closer portraits, making it a practical choice for beginners and experienced film enthusiasts alike.
Read the full description →Why you’ll love it
- Effortless shootingSimple point-and-shoot operation.
- Everyday readyCompact enough for travel and daily carry.
- Classic resultsNatural 35mm colour, grain and character.
At a glance
| Brand | Olympus |
|---|---|
| Film format | 35mm film |
| Grades in stock | Grade 10 |
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Make it ready to shoot
Add film or accessories in one step so your camera arrives ready for your first roll.
Condition & testing
Every vintage camera tested before it ships
We inspect every camera before it leaves us, checking lens clarity, flash, shutter response, film advance and the battery compartment.
- Shutter & film advance tested
- Lens checked
- Flash tested where applicable
- Securely packed
Tutorials & guides
New to 35mm film? Start here
Condition grades
Which condition grade should I buy?
Every grade is tested and working. Grades mostly differ in cosmetic wear: choose a higher grade if looks matter, or a lower grade to save.
- 10
- Near Perfect
- 9
- Excellent
- 8
- Great
- 7
- Good
- 6
- Fair
More information
Full details, grading and specifications
Description
Perfect for:
- First-time film shooters & everyday snapshots
- Travel, portraits & street scenes with real zoom reach
- Fans of ’90s vintage cameras who want easy, fuss-free 35mm film
The Olympus OZ 120 Zoom is a versatile 35mm film camera released in the 1990s, combining straightforward automatic operation with a flexible 35–120mm zoom lens. Designed for photographers who want to capture everyday moments without complicated settings, this reliable point-and-shoot makes shooting 35mm film simple and enjoyable. Its generous zoom range lets you capture everything from group photos and travel scenes to closer portraits, making it a practical choice for beginners and experienced film enthusiasts alike.
✔ Versatile 35-120mm zoom – The 3.4× optical zoom gives you the flexibility to photograph wide scenes, everyday moments and distant subjects without changing lenses. It's a great all-rounder for travel, street photography, portraits and casual shooting.
✔ Compact, easy to carry – The OZ 120 Zoom weighs just 315g (without battery) and measures 130mm x 68mm x 61mm, so it slips easily into a bag or jacket pocket.
✔ Easy Automatic Photography – Automatic autofocus and exposure take care of the technical details, allowing you to concentrate on framing your shots and enjoying the experience of shooting film. Focus lock also helps you capture subjects positioned away from the centre of the frame.
✔ Creative Shooting Features – Spot metering helps you manage challenging lighting situations, while continuous shooting, a self-timer and a camera-shake warning add versatility for everyday photography.
The Olympus OZ 120 Zoom is a fantastic option for anyone looking to explore the world of vintage film cameras without sacrificing convenience. Its versatile zoom lens, built-in flash and user-friendly automatic features make it well suited to holidays, social occasions and everyday photography. Pair it with your favourite 35mm film to enjoy the distinctive look and rewarding experience of shooting on film.
Battery Requirement – This reusable film camera operates with 1x CR123A 3V battery (sold separately).
For 'Grade 6 - Fair' Cameras: Minor quirks or functional notes may apply. Please check the ‘Condition & Notes’ section below for full details.
To learn more about our camera grades, please view our Grading Scale.
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