Konica AF 3

The Konica AF 3 was a basic 35mm autofocus camera introduced by Konica in 1984. Representing an entry-level point-and-shoot option during the early years of consumer autofocus, it prioritized simplicity and ease of use for casual photographers. Featuring a fixed, autofocus lens and fully automatic operation, it offered a straightforward shooting experience aimed at users wanting point-and-shoot convenience without complex controls, embodying the shift towards automated photography in the mid-1980s.