The point and shoot film cameras featured in this category all feature prime lenses. Some people prefer prime lens compact film cameras, as they consider them to have a better optical quality overall. Others prefer the flexibility that zoom lenses provide. In general, it is a personal preference as to whether to use zoom or prime lens point and shoot film cameras.
Category: Prime Lens Cameras
Disposable Point & Shoot Film Cameras: 2023 Updated Summary Overview
Nearly six years after the initial exploration in 2017 (has it been that long?), we once again find ourselves delving into the world of disposable...
Kodak Retinette I, Type 030, Vintage Compact Film Camera
Kodak Retinette I, Type 030 is a 1950s vintage 35mm film Camera, with a large viewfinder and a quirky film advance lever.
Round-up of, Single-Use, Disposable Film Cameras
Round-up of some 35mm disposable, or single-use, compact point & shoot film cameras, from Ilford, Kodak, Fujifilm and others.
New Polaroid camera and instant film format
Polaroid is back with a brand new instant camera and instant film range, including colour and black & white, known as Polaroid Originals.
Do Digital/Film Hybrid Cameras Change the Rules of Instant Photography?
Many instant film cameras are certainly point & shoot and some are even compact. But how about the newer digital/film hybrid cameras?
Agfa FunCam Motor, with a Large Viewfinder
The Agfa FunCam Motor is an autowind, auto ISO, fixed focus, point & shoot film camera, with a large viewfinder.
Lomography Introduces New Disposable Point & Shoot Film Camera
Three brand new 35mm disposable point and shoot compact film cameras released, with three different types of film; black and white, colour, and purple.
Kodak S100 EF, Multiple Names & Colours, Same Camera
Kodak S100 EF is one of the many brand names that this basic point and shoot film camera goes under.
Zeiss Ikon Contina Ib Point & Shoot Film Camera, probably
A beautifully designed and engineered Zeiss Ikon Contina 1b vintage point and shoot film camera.