The FUJI DL-30 is a 1986 budget auto-focus camera, as can be seen in the modest lens specifications and the fact that it doesn't have a motor drive. Instead, the film is advanced using a thumbwheel and rewinds using a crank. A retracting lens barrier doubles as the on/off switch. It has a pop-up flash and supports DX-coded film. A version in red was also sold called Rouge.

Specifications

• 35 mm f/4 lens, 3 elements/3 groups.
• Programmed shutter ranging from 1/64 to 1/360 s.
• Active infrared autofocus
• Built-in pop-up flash.
• Drop-in loading; no threading is needed, but the film is wound using a thumbwheel.
• Reads DX coded films
• Runs on 2 x AA batteries.
• Dimensions: 125 x 73 x 46,5 mm.
• Weight: 220 g.