Nikon L35AF "Pikaichi" | 35mm Point and Shoot Film Camera | Intermediate Compact Camera

The Nikon L35AF is perhaps one of the most famous point and shoots. If you've been shooting film you've probably heard of it. Designed in the 1980s, Nikkon wanted to make a compact camera that was easy to use without losing a crisp clean lens. They called the camera "Pikaichi" which translates to Top Notch or No. 1, and boy were they right about that. The camera is compact and easy to use, has a hard plastic ring for ISO setting, a small light sensor under the lens for flash, and a small on/off shutter button. It is light and thin enough to fit in a jacket pocket and quick enough to pull it out and snap a photo without having to stop walking. It is a phenomenal camera for its size and a great stepping stone from a more rudimentary point-and-shoot. It features a leaf shutter, autofocus, and auto exposure. The body is all black plastic and a molded grip. It is framed by a simple thing red line. The Nikon L35AF is a leaf shutter, autofocus, auto exposure 35mm compact camera sold in the ea