Fujifilm FinePix AV220 — basic AA-powered compact with 3x zoom, 2011.
The FinePix AV220 is one of Fujifilm's entry-level AV-series compacts from the early 2010s, built as a simple point-and-shoot for casual snapshooters rather than enthusiasts, and commonly sold as a low-cost first camera or spare.
It carries a 16-megapixel CCD sensor of the usual small 1/2.3-inch compact size behind a 3x optical zoom lens, with a 2.7-inch LCD screen for framing and playback. Like other budget Fujifilm compacts of its era it runs on two AA batteries rather than a rechargeable pack and stores images on SD/SDHC cards.
Its plastic body and modest zoom keep the price and weight down, but the small sensor and basic lens mean images soften quickly in low light and there is no manual exposure control, so it suits bright outdoor snapshots more than creative work.
Used examples are inexpensive and plentiful; check that the battery compartment contacts are not corroded, the zoom motor moves smoothly, and the LCD has no dead pixels or cracks before purchase.