A weather-resistant zoom compact Olympus released in 1995, sold as the Stylus Zoom 105.
The lens is a 38 to 105mm zoom, six elements in five groups with one aspherical, opening at f/4.5 wide and f/8.9 at the long end, focusing to 0.6m by active autofocus with a focus lock.
The shutter is programmed from 4 seconds to 1/500, and there is a spot metering mode alongside auto, red-eye, fill-in and night flash. Flash reach is about 4.7m wide and 2.4m at 105mm on ISO 100 film.
Weatherproof here means splash resistant, and Olympus quotes no depth rating. On one CR123A it is about 240g at 120 by 64 by 44mm, which is small for the range and dim at the long end.
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