Nikon Nuvis 110i

The Nuvis 110i is a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced by Nikon in 1997, part of their "Nuvis" series designed for the Advanced Photo System (APS) film format. Characterized by its pocketable dimensions and fully automatic operation, the camera targets casual photographers seeking convenience and ease of use. It features a fixed lens, autofocus, auto exposure, and built-in flash, typical of consumer-grade compact cameras of its era, prioritizing simplicity and portability over manual controls or advanced features. The APS format itself, allowing for three print formats and easier loading, was a key aspect of its design, though it represented a transitional phase before digital photography's dominance.