Olympus AF-10 TWIN Analogue camera

The Olympus AF-10 Twin (released in the US as the Infinity Twin) is a fascinating and somewhat idiosyncratic camera from 1988. While the MJU II excels in minimalist perfection, the AF-10 Twin opts for a very different, unique approach: two lenses in one camera. It’s the perfect budget-friendly 'underdog' if you find the MJU II too expensive, but still want that typical, high-contrast Olympus look.

Instead of a zoom lens that extends and retracts (which often makes lenses more complex and less light-efficient), the AF-10 Twin literally has two fixed lenses (prime lenses) mounted one above the other:
1) A 35mm f/3.6 wide-angle lens (ideal for street photography, landscapes, and parties).
2) A 70mm f/6.3 telephoto lens (for portraits or subjects a bit farther away).

A neat, well-working camera.