What is the cheapest used Olympus OM-707 in the UK?

The cheapest used Olympus OM-707 currently listed is £29.64 at eBay, based on 4 listings compared across 1 UK retailers.

How many used Olympus OM-707 are for sale in the UK?

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Used Olympus OM-707 for Sale — From £30

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Great for: general beginner travel student

Olympus's autofocus OM SLR — the OM-707, programmed AE, built-in flash, OM AF mount, 1986.

The Olympus OM-707 is a 35mm film SLR from Olympus, sold in some markets as the OM-77AF, and was Olympus's autofocus entry in the OM system. Released in 1986, it used a new AF version of the OM mount and a dedicated range of Power Focus AF Zuiko lenses. It was Olympus's main attempt at an autofocus SLR during the mid-1980s move to autofocus across the industry.

As a specification summary, the OM-707 is an autofocus single-lens reflex for 35mm film using the OM autofocus mount, with an electronically-controlled focal-plane shutter. It is heavily automated, offering programmed automatic exposure with through-the-lens metering, and it has a built-in pop-up flash. It was designed around autofocus with limited manual control on the body itself. Because the camera is fully electronic, it depends on battery power for autofocus, metering and shutter operation.

The OM-707 suits users who want a simple point-and-shoot style SLR with autofocus and automatic exposure, aimed at general and beginner photography rather than manual control. Its programmed operation and built-in flash make it easy for casual shooting and travel. Its dedicated AF lens range was limited compared with rival systems, so lens choice is a practical consideration for buyers.

On the used market, note the OM-707 is a fully electronic autofocus body, so it will not work without healthy batteries; confirm it powers up, focuses and fires. Its limited manual control and specific AF lens requirement mean it does not use the standard manual OM lenses in the usual way, so check compatible lenses are available. Inspect for perished foam seals, test the electronic shutter and autofocus, examine the prism and screen, and check the pop-up flash, film advance and rewind for correct operation.