Argus Cosina 35

The Argus Cosina 35 is a straightforward fixed-lens 35mm viewfinder camera introduced by the American Argus camera company in 1971. Representing the era's shift towards increasingly affordable and functional point-and-shoot models, it offered basic 35mm photography in a simple, lightweight body typical of its market segment. With a single shutter speed (likely 1/100s) and a choice of aperture, it prioritized ease of use over advanced features, designed for casual photographers seeking a reliable and inexpensive way to shoot on standard 135 film.