Kodak Fun Sport

The Kodak Fun Sport is a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced in 1997, designed for casual snapshots and outdoor activities. As part of Kodak's consumer-focused lineup of the era, it offered simple fixed-focus or zone-focus operation, a built-in flash, and a lightweight plastic body suitable for everyday use. It embodies the late 20th-century trend of making photography accessible and unintimidating for amateur photographers prioritizing convenience over technical control.