Ricoh Auto Shot Kodak Motormatic 35
These cameras have a big knob on the bottom which you wind up; then as you release the shutter the film is advanced to the next exposure.
The Ricoh Auto Shot is fully automatic with zone focusing. A selenium cell surrounds the Rikenon 35mm f2.8 lens. It is a solid well made camera which is easy to use and works surprisingly well.
The Kodak Motomatic 35 is a zone-focus camera made by Kodak between 1960-62. There are five shutter settings. Flash, 40, 80, 125 and 250. The camera automatically sets the lens aperture, from f2.8 - f32 and is indicated by a needle on top of the lens assembly. You can set the f stops manually by sliding a knob next to the viewfinder and turning a dial below it. The dial around the lens has a flash setting and a daylight setting.