Kodak Advantix 3400AF

The Kodak Advantix 3400AF was a compact point-and-shoot camera designed for Kodak's Advanced Photo System (APS) film format. Produced in the mid-to-late 1990s, it featured autofocus, a built-in flash, and aimed for ease of use in a small, lightweight body. As part of the broader Advantix lineup, it targeted consumers seeking a simple, affordable snapshot camera with the conveniences offered by APS, such as drop-in film loading and optional print formats like C, H, and P. Its design and functionality were typical of entry-level APS cameras of the era, prioritizing accessibility over sophisticated controls or premium construction.