Kodak Cameo 230 Zoom

The Cameo 230 Zoom was a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced by Kodak in 1990. Designed as an accessible consumer model, it featured a 38-70mm zoom lens and autofocus, aiming to provide flexibility for everyday snapshots without complexity. Characterized by its simple, straightforward operation and typical plastic construction of the era, the Cameo 230 Zoom exemplified Kodak's strategy of offering reliable, user-friendly cameras to the mass market during the peak of the film boom.