Bell & Howell 250

The 250 is a basic 35mm camera produced by Bell & Howell in 1989. Intended as an entry-level point-and-shoot during the late film era, it offered simple fixed-focus or autofocus operation, likely with a built-in flash and basic automatic exposure controls. Representing Bell & Howell's continued, albeit modest, presence in the consumer camera market during the 1980s, the 250 prioritized affordability and ease of use over advanced features or exceptional construction. It embodies a period of straightforward, functional photography equipment aimed at the mass market.