The Olympus AFL-T, also known as the Quick Shooter Tele, was released in 1986. It’s a fully automatic 35mm film camera with two lenses, not a zoom. Let’s dive into its main features:

1. Dual Lenses:

   • Wide Angle: 36 mm with an aperture of f/2.8 (3 groups/4 elements).
   • Telephoto: 60 mm with an aperture of f/4.5 (7 groups/8 elements).

2. Autofocus:

   • The AFL-T features active infrared autofocus with focus lock, allowing you to capture sharp images.
   • The minimum focus distance is 0.75 meters.

3. Exposure and Shutter:

   • The shutter speed ranges from 1/30 to 1/500 seconds.
   • • It has an electronic self-timer for delayed shots.

   • Built-in Flash:

     • The camera comes with a built-in flash, which has a guide number (GN) of 12.
     • The flash recharges quickly and activates automatically when needed.

   • Film Compatibility:

     • The AFL-T supports DX-coded films with ISO speeds ranging from 50 to 3200.

   • Dimensions and Weight:

     • Dimensions: 136 x 71 x 58 mm (quartz date version).
     • Weight: 380 grams.

   • Unique Design:

     • The finder is positioned below the flash at the extreme end of the camera.
     • In Japan, it was affectionately nicknamed “Bōen Picasso” (Tele Picasso)