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Pentax Zoom 70

Pentax Zoom 70

$180.00 NZD
$180.00 NZD
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Compact 35mm point-and-shoot with built-in zoom lens for versatile everyday shooting.

This pocket-friendly autofocus camera features a zoom lens that covers wide to telephoto range, making it perfect for travel, street photography, and casual snapshots. Simple operation with automatic exposure means you can focus on capturing moments without fussing with settings.

Great for anyone wanting the ease of point-and-shoot convenience with the creative flexibility of a zoom lens. Compact enough to carry everywhere, reliable enough to trust with your memories.

Shoot authentic film photos with minimal fuss and maximum portability.

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Pentax

Pentax is a Japanese camera and lens brand with roots going back to 1919, celebrated for popularising the SLR camera in Japan and for its rugged, weather sealed DSLRs and compact K mount lenses. Now part of Ricoh Imaging, Pentax retains a loyal following among photographers who value its distinctive, old school approach to stills photography.

Pentax

Pentax is a Japanese camera and lens brand with roots going back to 1919, celebrated for popularising the SLR camera in Japan and for its rugged, weather sealed DSLRs and compact K mount lenses. Now part of Ricoh Imaging, Pentax retains a loyal following among photographers who value its distinctive, old school approach to stills photography.