Rollei Prego 145 AF

The Rollei Prego 145 AF was a 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced by the German company Rollei in 1990. Designed as an accessible autofocus model for the consumer market, it featured a fixed 35mm lens, automatic exposure control, and a simple, functional build typical of compact cameras of that era. It prioritized ease of use over advanced features or exceptional construction, serving as an entry-level option for casual photographers seeking straightforward point-and-shoot functionality.