Kodak Ultra Super Flash

The Kodak Ultra Super Flash was a basic 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced by Kodak in 2003. Designed as an affordable consumer option, it featured a simple fixed-focus or autofocus lens, built-in flash, and automatic exposure settings typical of entry-level cameras of its era. Part of Kodak's extensive line of film cameras during the company's transition period as digital photography began to dominate the market, the Ultra Super Flash represented the final generation of simple, snapshot-oriented film cameras before Kodak largely abandoned the film market.