Pentax Espio 140M

The Pentax Espio 140M is a compact 35mm zoom camera introduced in 1994 as part of Pentax's Espio series of point-and-shoot cameras. Featuring a 38-140mm zoom lens, it offered consumers significant telephoto reach in a relatively portable package, making it suitable for travel and general photography. The camera incorporates automatic exposure, autofocus, and a built-in flash, typical features for consumer-grade compact cameras of this era. Its design follows the conventional aesthetic of 1990s compact cameras with a black plastic body and simple controls focused on ease of use rather than advanced functionality.