Ricoh RZ-115

The Ricoh RZ-115 is a 35mm compact camera introduced in 2000, representing a typical late-generation entry-level point-and-shoot model. Designed for casual photographers seeking simplicity, it featured basic automatic exposure, autofocus, and a built-in flash, prioritizing ease of use over advanced features or exceptional construction. As part of Ricoh's lineup of affordable consumer cameras of that era, it served its purpose as a straightforward, functional tool for capturing everyday snapshots without any notable design innovations or technological breakthroughs.