One of Nikon’s final compact 35mm film cameras, the Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 70 WS from the year 2002 enjoys all of the (significant) advances inherited by compact film cameras throughout the 1990s. I shot one for a few months this past year during a vacation to New Hampshire, and again during a vacation to Walt Disney World. Here’s a quick look at the Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 70 WS.

Specifications
Lens – Coated Nikon Zoom Macro 28-70mm, f/5.6 – f/10 (5 elements in 4 groups)
Focusing – Automatic
Viewfinder – Real-image zooming finder with 80% coverage. Includes parallax marks and autofocus frame, LEDs for ready, flash charging, focus achieved
Auto-exposure – EV 5-15 at 28mm, EV 6-15 at 70mm
Self-timer – 10 seconds, cancellation possible
Built-in flash with four modes – auto, suppressed, forced and slow-synch, plus red-eye reduction; Range of 3.3m at 28mm and ISO 100
ISO Range – ISO 100 and 400 set automatically by DX coding. Non DX-coded and 200 ISO films will set camera to 100.
Power – 3V CR2 battery
Dimensions – 117x63x42mm
Weight – 200g (without battery)

Camera in zeer gode staat, heeft een mooie zoom lens waar je niks meer nodig hebt om mooie foto's te maken , camera heeft ook een werkende flash , camera is getest e werkt naar behoren