Olympus Accura Zoom 80 DLX — 35mm autofocus zoom compact film camera, European market, 1990s
The Accura Zoom 80 DLX was one of Olympus's European-market 35mm autofocus compacts from the 1990s, part of a family of point-and-shoot zoom cameras sold under regional names alongside the North American Infinity range. The DLX suffix marked a deluxe-specification variant.
It uses a motorised zoom lens reaching toward 80mm at the telephoto end, with autofocus, programmed autoexposure, and a built-in flash. DX-coded film sets ISO automatically, and the camera takes standard 35mm cassettes, running on disposable batteries typical of its class.
As a deluxe model it likely added conveniences such as a self-timer, mid-roll rewind, or a date-imprint back over the base Accura Zoom, though it remained aimed at casual snapshot use rather than enthusiast photography.
Condition is the main variable on the used market; test the zoom and autofocus for smooth operation, check the flash fires reliably, and inspect the light seals and battery compartment, both prone to deterioration after decades of storage.