Camera identification

[hbs]

<p>This is the only shot I have of a camera that my wife had back in 1993. It was well before my first Nikon DSLR and my wife doesn't remember what it was. Does anyone recognize it? I suspect it might have used 35mm film but I'm not 100% sure.</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>

[hbs]

<p>Here's the camera:</p>

[hbs]

<p>Try once more....</p><div></div>

[charles_stobbs3]

Possibly an Agfa of some kind? They often had red shutter release buttons.

[hbs]

<p>That doesn't sound familiar but any and all hints and guesses are appreciated.</p>

[steve_levine]

<p>In 1993 ,it certainly would have been a film camera. The first point and shoot digital's were still a few years away. Almost every camera manufacturer made 35mm P&S cameras too. That's the problem IDing it. Perhaps someone here will recognize the model/brand? You could try searching online for 35mm p&s's for sale too. You will probably find it, assuming it wasn't a foreign bought, off brand.</p>

[JDMvW]

<p>Almost all these point-and-shoot cameras were pretty similar. You could probably say any of the major makers without fear of contradiction.</p>

<p>Nikon One-Shot, for example.</p>

[hbs]

<p>I guess I've been hoping that someone would see this and say "Hey, I have one of those. It's an xxxxxx".<br>

One problem is that the shot of it that I have shows the top. Most photos of cameras on the Internet show the front.</p>

<p><br /> One can hope.</p>

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[leicaglow]

It looks a little like an Olympus, but the size of maybe a Kodak