This is a small feature packed camera that works well as an all around pocketable shooter. It has the ridiculous long zoom that was common in some models of this era. (I always thought these things looked like Pinocchio's nose. ) None the less, it can produce very good quality images, is easy to handle, seems common in the used market, and is not expensive to purchase.

This review continues on the theme of inexpensive but good quality film cameras.
The Konica Z-up28W is interesting because not many point and shoot zooms start at a wide angle of
28mm. It zooms to only what would be considered a *normal* focal length of 56mm. For me, this is a
very useful range.