Konica Dr.Finder EFP-30

The Dr.Finder EFP-30 is a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced by Konica in 1992. Designed as an everyday snapshot camera, it represents Konica's entry into the competitive mass-market compact segment of the early 1990s. Its design prioritized simplicity and affordability, featuring fixed focal length lenses and automatic exposure control suited for casual photographers. As a typical consumer-grade camera of its era, it emphasized ease of use and portability over advanced features or exceptional build quality, embodying the practical snapshot aesthetic common in pre-digital 35mm cameras.