Fujifilm Nexia 250ix — APS film compact from Fuji's Fotonex/Nexia family.
The Nexia 250ix is a compact point-and-shoot from Fujifilm's Nexia range, the Japanese-market name for the company's IX240 Advanced Photo System (APS) compacts that were also sold internationally as Fotonex and, in the USA, as Endeavor.
It shoots on APS film cartridges, which load without threading and allow mid-roll format switching between classic, HD panorama and full framing choices printed at the time of processing. Like other cameras in the family it pairs a modest zoom lens with automatic exposure, film loading and rewind, and a small viewfinder rather than an LCD screen.
APS never displaced 35mm film and processing options for the format have shrunk sharply since digital took over, so the 250ix now functions mainly as a simple, low-effort film camera for anyone who can still find a lab that develops APS rolls.
Buyers should check that the film door seals and the drop-in loading mechanism engage properly, test the built-in flash fires, and be aware that APS film and processing are now a niche and sometimes expensive proposition compared with 35mm.