Pentax Zoom 70

The Pentax Zoom 70 hit the shelves in 1986 as the first of the series by Pentax, it features a sturdy body and an optional Tele Converter TE-Z100 lens.

The Pentax Zoom 70 is one of the sharpest cameras in Pentax's late-80's 'Zoom' series of the advanced 35mm point and shoots. It features a very solid 35-70mm zoom lens.  It’s a little bulkier than some point and shoots, but boy does it pack a punch!

Specifications

Condition Grade:  Very Good (B)

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot camera

• 35-70mm zoom lens

• Automatic exposure

• Built-in flash (with on/off button)

• Motorised film advance and rewind

• Powered by 4 x AAA batteries
  
  
  

Camera Grades

• Mint / Excellent (A)

  • Fully functional with no cosmetic defects

  • Lens and viewfinder are clean, no scratches

  • Shutter and flash work perfectly

• Very Good (B)

  • Minor cosmetic wear (small scratches or scuffs)

  • Fully functional with all features working

  • Lens and viewfinder may have slight dust or tiny marks

• Good (C)

  • Noticeable wear and cosmetic imperfections

  • Fully functional but may have minor issues (slightly slow shutter, weak flash)

  • Lens may have haze or dust

• Fair / Poor (D)

  • Heavy cosmetic wear or damage

  • Functional issues (shutter sticking, flash not working, light leaks)

  • Lens may have scratches, haze, or fungus