Kodak Fun Gold 2 (I-touch)

The Kodak Fun Gold 2 (I-touch) was a typical, entry-level 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced by Kodak in 1998. Representing the mass-market end of Kodak's film lineup, it was constructed primarily from lightweight plastic and designed for casual snapshooters seeking simplicity and affordability. Featuring an automatic lens, built-in flash, and fully automatic operation, it required minimal user knowledge, fulfilling its purpose as an easy-to-use, disposable-like camera for everyday moments. Its name, "Fun Gold" and "I-touch," aligned with Kodak's branding for budget-friendly film cameras aimed at families and casual users during the final years before digital cameras began dominating the consumer market.