Konica Pop AF

The Konica Pop AF is a compact 35mm autofocus camera released in 1985, representing Konica's entry into the burgeoning point-and-shoot market. Designed as an accessible, fully automatic camera for everyday photographers, it featured a fixed focal length lens and simplified controls typical of its era. Utilizing the readily available 135 film format, it offered users the convenience of point-and-shoot operation without manual focusing adjustments, catering to consumers seeking a straightforward photographic solution.