Kodak Partytime

The Kodak Partytime is a simple, fixed-focus 35mm point-and-shoot camera produced by Kodak between 1980 and 1982. Targeted at casual users seeking an affordable and easy-to-use option, it embodies the era's push for mass-market film photography. Characterized by its plastic construction, minimal controls, and typically fixed lens and shutter speed, the Partytime prioritized straightforward operation over technical sophistication. It represents the substantial volume of basic cameras Kodak sold during this period, focusing on accessibility for everyday snapshots rather than any specific innovation or landmark design.