Kodak FunSaver 35

The FunSaver 35 was a disposable 35mm camera introduced by Kodak in 1998, representing the company's entry into the popular single-use camera market of the late 1990s. Designed with simplicity in mind, this basic point-and-shoot featured a fixed-focus lens, automatic flash, and straightforward operation requiring no technical knowledge. Encased in lightweight plastic with minimal controls, the camera embodied Kodak's push to make photography accessible to casual users who wanted a no-frills option for capturing moments without investing in more complex equipment.