Ricoh Myport Zoom 320P
The Myport Zoom 320P is an autofocus compact camera for 35mm film, introduced by the Japanese manufacturer Ricoh in July 1993 as the successor to their Myport Zoom mini series cameras released in 1992. The upgrades from its predecessor were focused mainly on the extension of the zoom range. The 1.6X zoom lens incorporated in the Mini was extended to 2.0X zoom with the 320P, which was slightly wider (38mm -> 32mm) and slightly longer (60mm -> 64mm) while the external design and the overall body size remained almost the same (1mm taller and 1mm thicker). There is a variant named Myport Zoom 320PS with the addition of the red-eye reduction feature. The 320PS can be identified by the addition of the small light beneath the flash. The Myport Zoom 320PS is also known as the FF-20 Wide Zoom or Shotmaster Ultra Zoom Super. The Myport Zoom 320P series cameras were made in Japan and Taiwan.
Specifications
- Lens: 32mm f/4.9 - 64mm f/8.8, 2.0X Zoom, 6elements in 6groups
- Focus: 0.6m - inf. (telephoto), 0.8m - inf. (wide angle)
- Shutter: 1 sec.(Super-night mode), 1/3 - 1/300 sec.(Normal mode)
- Film speed range: ISO 64 - 3200
- Built-in flash: G.N.19 m (ISO100)
- Other features: Panorama, Continuous shooting mode, TV mode, Film door lock, Electric remote control socket
- Power Source: 3V lithium battery (CR-123A)
- Dimensions: 119mm X 68mm X 42.5mm
- Weight: 240g (without battery)
Links
- MyPort Zoom 320P on Ricoh official website (in Japanese)
- FF-20 Wide Zoom manual on Mike Butkus' site
- Shotmaster Ultra Zoom Super manual on Mike Butkus' site
