Kodak Party Star Trimprint

The Kodak Party Star Trimprint was a basic 35mm point-and-shoot camera manufactured by Kodak between 1984 and 1986. Designed for casual snapshot photography, it featured a simple fully automatic operation typical of Kodak's consumer cameras of the era. The "Trimprint" designation likely refers to decorative patterns or graphics on the camera body, possibly as part of a themed series or promotional offering. As a member of Kodak's extensive consumer lineup, it would have appealed to everyday photographers seeking an uncomplicated, affordable solution for capturing memories at social gatherings and events.