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| + | The [[Olympus]] LT (Leather Tech) range are "designer" [[compact camera|compacts]] resembling leather wallets available in a range of colours. They are fully automatic [[point and shoot]] cameras with no manual overrides. | ||
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| + | The two main variants are the '''LT-1''' with a 35mm prime lens, and the '''Zoom 105''' with a focal length range of 38-105mm. | ||
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| + | * [[Olympus LT-1]] (1995. Quartz Date model followed in 1996.) | ||
* [[Olympus LT Zoom 105]] (and QD Panorama model of 1997) | * [[Olympus LT Zoom 105]] (and QD Panorama model of 1997) | ||
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The Olympus LT (Leather Tech) range are "designer" compacts resembling leather wallets available in a range of colours. They are fully automatic point and shoot cameras with no manual overrides.
The two main variants are the LT-1 with a 35mm prime lens, and the Zoom 105 with a focal length range of 38-105mm.
- Olympus LT-1 (1995. Quartz Date model followed in 1996.)
- Olympus LT Zoom 105 (and QD Panorama model of 1997)
