OLYMPUS E-420

My hobby is more about cameras than photography itself. As a result, I have a collection of cameras.

I'm selling some of them to organize my belongings.

Please understand that these are old items before purchasing. However, I have, of course, checked all the functions before listing them.

OLYMPUS E-420 specifications: Release date April 17, 2008, Sensor size: 4/3, 3x zoom, Pixel count: 11.8 million pixels.

This is a single-lens reflex camera. It has a mirror. According to articles from the time of its release, they were particularly focused on making it small. The right grip is also designed to be less bulky. People with large hands might find it difficult to handle.

Photo number 10 shows the items I've gathered for this sale: a battery, a charger, and the red Buffalo item. It's a CompactFlash card. I intentionally bought an old, used one (instead of a recent, inexpensive one that might not be recognized). It seems that the standards increased around this time. This camera only supports the older type.

Photo number 11 shows the strap and bottom case. I will include these.

The problem is in photos 12 and 13. It's the date reset phenomenon, a fate of old cameras. In this case, when the battery is removed, the memory is also lost. You'll need to reset the date when you change the battery, or just decide "I don't need the date anyway."

That's all.

Please feel free to ask any questions.

Thank you.