
Pricing
Market Value
~$100
Konica Tomato
Konica · Japan · 1985 · 135 film
The Tomato is a compact 35mm camera introduced by Konica in 1985, designed for everyday photography by general consumers. Characterized by its distinctive appearance, likely featuring a red or tomato-inspired design element, this camera would have offered automatic features to make photography accessible to casual users. As part of Konica's consumer lineup, the Tomato represents the company's effort to provide affordable, user-friendly cameras for the mass market during the 1980s, an era when compact automatic cameras were becoming increasingly popular.
Specifications
| Film Format | 135 |
Pricing
Market Value
~$100
Editorial Ratings
Build Quality
3.5
Value
3.0
Collectibility
2.5
Historical Significance
2.0






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