Nikon L135 AF

The Nikon L135 AF is a basic 35mm autofocus camera introduced in 1984, positioned as an entry-level model in Nikon's expanding autofocus lineup. Sharing the 135 (35mm) format with its more sophisticated siblings, it likely offered simple point-and-shoot operation with a fixed or basic zoom lens, automatic exposure, and a fundamental autofocus system targeted at amateur photographers stepping up from simpler manual cameras. Reflecting the era's shift towards automation, it provided Nikon's AF technology in a more accessible package but lacked the advanced features and robust build of their contemporary flagship models like the F3.