Rollei Prego 120

The Rollei Prego 120 was a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced in 1999. Designed for casual photographers, it offered fully automatic operation in a portable package typical of the era. Featuring a fixed-focus lens and simple controls, it aimed for ease of use without technical complexity, representing Rollei's entry into the lower end of the compact film market during the final years of film dominance. It served as a basic, affordable snapshot camera with no notable design innovations or advanced features.