Kodak Cameo Motor 110

The Cameo Motor 110 is a basic 35mm point-and-shoot camera released by Kodak in 1993. Utilizing the standard 135 format film, it was designed for simple, fully automatic photography. Characterized by its lightweight plastic construction and minimal controls, it offered autofocus, autoexposure, and an integral flash, aiming to deliver convenient snapshots for casual users without requiring technical knowledge. As part of Kodak's extensive late-20th-century lineup of consumer compacts, the Cameo Motor 110 exemplifies the era's focus on accessible, easy-to-use film cameras for everyday use.