A weatherproof autofocus compact Olympus released in 1986, sold in the US as the Infinity.
The lens is a Zuiko 35mm f/2.8, four elements in four groups, focused from 0.75m by active infrared with a focus lock. A clamshell cover powers it, in the manner of the XA.
Exposure is programmed from EV8 to EV17 at ISO 100, and film speed comes off the DX code from ISO 50 to 3200. The flash fires automatically in low light and in backlight and cannot be switched off, which is the camera's one real constraint.
Olympus sold it as its first weatherproof fully automatic compact, and it picked up the nickname Nurepika, wet flash, in Japan. It runs on a CR-P2 lithium cell at about 225g.
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