Olympus XA-2 is a compact 1980s film camera with four focusing zones, a simple light meter. This camera comes in varying conditions.
The size of a simple point and shoot this camera works well for those wanting a small pocket camera.
The XA2 was introduced by Olympus in 1980 and features zone focusing and a programmed exposure system. It has a four-elements-in-four-groups Zuiko 35mm f:3.5 lens. The exposure meter is a CdS exposure sensor above the lens. Shutter speed range is 2 secs. to 1/750. The minimum focusing distance is 3.3 feet or 1 metre.
The camera comes with an optional A11 Flash
A wonderful little 35mm, perfect for street photography
Conditions are purely cosmetic, all have been tested, restored and have intact seals.
A Grade: an A Grade camera is in 91-99% of its original condition, with minimal marks and worn spots. Any small marks or dust buildups are not noticeable unless you very close. Lenses clean from any fog, fungus or debris. Viewfinders are clean and clear. (Mint)
B grade: a B Grade camera is in 81-90% of its original condition, with some small marks and dust buildups. Lens and viewfinders may have small marks that does ot affect functionality. Camera overall still looks very clean.(Fantastic/Very Good)
C Grade: a C Grade camera is in 60-80% of its original condition and has noticeable marks, cuts, scrapes, and worn spots. This is typical of a camera that has been used a lot throughout the years. (Fair, Average)
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Grading is a personal opinion. We update photos with newer items for higher grade cameras, please inspect photos or ask questions if you are unsure. All cameras, no matter the condition, have been professionally tested, cleaned, and restored. New seals are put in and cleaning/ lubrication is done. Condition grading is purely for aesthetics.
We are a small camera store located in Brooklyn, New York. We try our very best to make sure everyone can get their new favorite camera. If you'd like help deciding or have any questions about what type of camera would fit you, please reach out!
Most of our cameras are 20-100 years old, and although we inspect and test everything, sometimes (rarely) things go wrong in shipping. So, please inspect your camera upon arrival and make sure everything works. Then load some film, and go create some beautiful images! If you have ANY issues, just reach out, and we will make it right.
