The Nikon Zoom Touch 800 (also marketed as the TW Zoom 105) was Nikon's flagship point-and-shoot film camera of the early 1990s, built around a 37–105mm f/3.7–9.9 power zoom lens featuring ED glass for SLR-comparable sharpness. Its Wide-Area Autofocus system, Spot AF option, and Focus Tracking provide accurate subject acquisition across a range of shooting scenarios, complemented by Spot metering for precise exposure control. Distinguishing features include Sequence Zoom shooting, an Image Size Selector for panoramic formats, and a Film Interchange System allowing film to be swapped mid-roll. A dial-based mode selector, illuminated controls, built-in flash, and an integrated 24-hour World Time clock round out a comprehensive feature set aimed at photographers seeking advanced automatic control in a compact film camera body.
Used Nikon Zoom Touch 800 37-105mm | Black | | U7
