Kodak Cameo Motordrive

The Kodak Cameo Motordrive is a 35mm point-and-shoot camera manufactured from 1993 to 1995. As a member of Kodak's consumer Cameo series, it features a compact, plastic-bodied design typical of entry-level cameras of the early 1990s, aimed at casual photographers seeking convenience. Its defining characteristic is the integrated motor drive, enabling automatic film advancement and rewinding, simplifying the shooting process for users who prioritized ease of use over manual control. The camera offers fully automatic exposure and focus, relying on fixed lenses and basic point-and-shoot functionality to capture snapshots without demanding technical expertise.