Lightmaster 1000

There were lots of 110 cameras with flash units built in. But there were not many designed with a fast optic as well. The problem with a slow lens and a built-in flash is that the flash could only be used at a close distance. This severely limits the usefulness of the camera. The Lightmaster 1000 was one design combining a flash and a fast lens -- and at an attractive price!. Most cameras with this combination of features added other bells, whistles, and automatic features which increased the price substantially. Not the Lightmaster 1000, despite its 22mm f5.6 lens. If the lens wasn't fast enough for the situation, the built-in flash would do the trick. The camera uses AA batteries.