Konica C35 AF2

The Konica C35 AF2 is the successor of the Konica C35 AF, nicknamed "Jasupin," was the world's first autofocus camera. It used the "Visitronic" AF system developed and made by Honeywell. This was a "passive" system, and 18 months later, Canon introduced an "active" system in their Canon AF35 M. It has a sharp 38mm f2.8 lens and an integrated flash that can be turned on or off.