The Superzoom 76S is a compact 35mm zoom camera from Olympus's Superzoom range, the family the brand built through the 1990s to offer telephoto reach in a point-and-shoot body. It sat toward the shorter-zoom end of the lineup alongside models such as the 70 and 80S.
It carries a multi-element built-in zoom lens starting around a 38mm wide setting and extending to a modest telephoto length, with autofocus, automatic exposure, a built-in flash and DX film-speed reading, features shared across the Superzoom family. Exact aperture and precise telephoto figure are not confirmed from available sources.
Compared with fixed-lens compacts of the period it offered more framing flexibility for portraits and distant subjects, while remaining smaller and lighter than the longer-zoom models further up the Superzoom range.
Used prices are low for a functioning film compact of this type. Buyers should check the zoom operates smoothly across its range, the flash fires reliably, and the battery compartment and seals are free of corrosion or perishing.