Nikon One-Touch 100

The Nikon One-Touch 100, introduced in 1988, represents a straightforward entry-level 35mm camera designed for casual photographers. As part of Nikon's push into compact autofocus models during the late 1980s, it offered simplicity and ease of use, featuring a fixed or limited zoom lens, automatic focusing, and programmed auto-exposure. Its name likely references the minimal user controls, requiring little more than "one touch" to operate, embodying the era's trend towards accessible point-and-shoot photography without manual overrides or advanced features common in enthusiast models.