Kodak Star 935
Customer: "Do you have any point-and-shoot cameras?"
Sales Person: "Yes. They all need to be pointed and they all need to be shot."
Given the fact that so far, no camera by itself decides what should be the subject of a photo and when the shutter should be fired, all cameras can be considered "point-and-shoot" cameras. Some just lend themselves to that moniker a little more easily. The Kodak Star series of cameras may be the "pointiest" and "shootiest" of all this style of cameras. With its sleek, early 1990s design aesthetic, this pocket-sized camera is perfect for taking on hikes, out to dinner with friends, or on a walk around the neighborhood. The biggest problem you might have is remembering that it's in your pocket.
The pop-up flash opens up the camera body to reveal a prime, 35mm f/4.5 Ektanar lens. A prime lens on a point-and-shoot? That should be expensive, but it's not. The clean viewfinder helps you frame your shots and the fixed focus means there's no "hunting" from an auto-focus lens. Just fire the shutter and the camera does the rest. Before you can even say "Kodak", the film is wound and you're ready for your next shot. When you get to the end of the roll, the Star 935 rewinds your film and invites you to capture more memories.
Keep a few extra rolls of film handy for your Star 935. You'll be pointing and shooting it often and for a long time to come.
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