Olympus's early compact — the Camedia C-40 Zoom with 4MP and 3x optical zoom.
The Olympus Camedia C-40 Zoom is a 4-megapixel digital compact from Olympus's Camedia range, released in 2002. It was a mid-range option when launched during the early consumer digital era, offering an xD-Picture Card storage standard and a 3× optical zoom.
4MP CCD sensor, 3× optical zoom (35–105mm equivalent), xD-Picture Card storage, 1.8-inch LCD, automatic exposure, built-in flash.
The C-40 Zoom represents a capable consumer digital camera of the early 2000s. At 4MP it produces acceptable results for web and modest print sizes. The xD-Picture Card was proprietary to Olympus and Fujifilm — this card format is discontinued but old stock cards remain available. A retro digital collectible with functional image quality.
Test all functions. Check the LCD for dead pixels or damage. Verify xD-Picture Card slot accepts a card correctly. Inspect the lens barrel for damage. Confirm battery function — proprietary Olympus batteries from this era may be difficult to source.