Nikon Nuvis 160 i

The Nuvis 160 i was a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced by Nikon in 1997, part of their Nuvis line aimed at snapshot photography. As an autofocus compact with a built-in flash, it offered straightforward operation for everyday users, prioritizing ease of use and portability over advanced features. Characterized by a simple design typical of the era, it utilized standard 135 film and focused on capturing casual moments without significant technical innovation. Its existence reflects Nikon's strategy during the mid-to-late 1990s to maintain a strong presence in the mass consumer compact camera market alongside more sophisticated models.