From the competition -[ CrAzY Tuesday ]-
A Nikon (!) Zoom-Touch 400 35mm point-and-shoot 35mm camera from the 1990s.
Even though I had no desire to part with the Canon AE-1 SLR I had (and still have), I decided to look into a point-and-shoot for simplicity. I forgot what steered me in the direction of this Nikon, but that's what I chose. It faithfully did its job until the day digital cameras became affordable and I took the leap.
Since that time, I lost track of where I stored the camera. I recently happened upon it while rummaging through all-but-forgotten storage bins trying to find something else. I'm not certain the camera still works after the effects of decades of non-use on the camera's mechanism and electronics, but at least batteries and film are still available.
From the competition -[ CrAzY Tuesday ]-
A Nikon (!) Zoom-Touch 400 35mm point-and-shoot 35mm camera from the 1990s.
Even though I had no desire to part with the Canon AE-1 SLR I had (and still have), I decided to look into a point-and-shoot for simplicity. I forgot what steered me in the direction of this Nikon, but that's what I chose. It faithfully did its job until the day digital cameras became affordable and I took the leap.
Since that time, I lost track of where I stored the camera. I recently happened upon it while rummaging through all-but-forgotten storage bins trying to find something else. I'm not certain the camera still works after the effects of decades of non-use on the camera's mechanism and electronics, but at least batteries and film are still available.