Kodak Kodamatic 920

The Kodak Kodamatic 920 was a basic 35mm point-and-shoot camera produced by Kodak from 1982 to 1984. Designed for casual photographers seeking a simple, automatic shooting experience, it featured fixed focus or auto-focus capabilities and basic shutter functions. As part of Kodak's extensive lineup of consumer cameras during the 1980s, the Kodamatic 920 represents the company's effort to make film photography accessible to the average user without requiring technical knowledge, though it offered no significant innovations that distinguished it from numerous similar cameras of its era.