Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 130 ED/QD 35mm Film Camera

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Weighing approximately 6.7 ounces, it's the world's smallest and lightest 35mm compact camera with sliding lens cover and 3.4x zoom. 38mm-130mm (3.4x) Nikon Zoom lens, featuring exclusive Nikon ED glass lens technology for incredibly sharp photographs.

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Key Product Details

Camera Type	Point and Shoot
Film Type	35mm
Zoom Lens	With Zoom Lens
Zoom Range	38 mm - 130 mm
Battery Type	1 x 3V Lithium Battery (CR123A)

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3 reviews

Love it!

by kansasgal63, Sep 1, 2006

Pros: Easy to use, crisp and very clear photos! Not expensive.

Cons: Have no complaints about this camera.

Review: I wanted an uncomplicated camera that was very easy to use, not expensive and gave me crisp, clear photographs...and this model gave me all of these features! Even the instruction manual is user-friendly. You don't have to be a camera/photo guru to ...

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Don't bother with it - cheap relic from the past of film point-and-shoots

by greycatpaw, Feb 19, 2006

Pros: Brushed gold look, satin strip, Nikon brand

Cons: bleak colors, not sharp, high risk of break down, expensive

The Bottom Line: This camera is a bad investment. Images are bleak and blurry. Buy digital instead.

Review: Ok, I bought my Nikon 130 ED two years ago. I thought about selling it later but it stopped working last year. I only used it couple of times so it was probably an industrial defect. I thought it was batteries but changing them did not help. ...

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