Yashica

Yashica DigiMate 100

Part of Yashica's budget DigiPix/DigiMate toy-camera tier — genuinely basic fixed-focus hardware, priced and built for the nostalgia/lifestyle market rather than image quality.

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Value & Depreciation
£90
Launch price
→
£89
Today
=
1%
Value drop
Over ~2 years, this camera has cost roughly £0/year to own (buy at launch price, sell today). That's one of the lower cost-per-year cameras in its class.
Core
Released
2024
Sensor
Small CMOS (interpolated resolution, exact native MP not published)
Mount
Fixed-focus lens, no zoom
Weight
256g (with battery, estimated from closely related DigiPix 100)
Weather Sealed
No
Performance
Autofocus
Fixed-focus (no autofocus motor)
Stabilisation
No stabilisation
Burst Rate
1fps
Battery Life
~150 shots (estimated)
Features
Video
1080p/720p/480p
Viewfinder
None (screen only)
Screen
Fixed screen, no touch
Memory Cards
microSD
Connectivity
USB-C
Detailed Specs
Sensor Format
1/2.3-inch and smaller
Viewfinder Type
None
Screen Type
Fixed
Touchscreen
No
Card Slots
1
Battery Life (CIPA)
150 shots
Weight (Grams)
256g
Autofocus Type
Manual focus only
Max Burst Rate
1.0fps
In-Body Stabilisation
No
Max Video Resolution
1080p–2.7K
10-Bit Video
No
Log Profile
No
Built-in Microphone Input
No
Headphone Jack
No

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Fun & simple — what it's for

🎉 6.7/10 for fun — a point-and-shoot for parties, weddings, holidays and nights out. Not a serious camera, and not trying to be.

Great at: parties · weddings & events · holidays · festivals · everyday snapshots. Has its own flash. Camera Match's Fun & simple mode ranks it against the other point-and-shoots.

How it scores as a serious camera (it doesn't — that's the point)
GearScore™ — Suitability by Genre

Base score — computed from verified specs for an enthusiast shooting photo and video. Camera Match adjusts it for your skill level and priorities.

Portrait
1.1
Street
2.4
Travel
2.4
Wedding & Events
0.4
Documentary
0.9
Landscape
1.6
Casual
1.7
Food
1.5
Macro
0.9
Architecture
1.6
Astrophotography
1.0
Fun & simple
6.7
✅ Great For
🎉
Fun & simple 6.7 Strong on portability, price and built-in flash. Simple, cheap, and genuinely fun as a lifestyle/collectible item, not a serious photographic tool.
⚠️ Not Ideal For
💍
Wedding & Events 0.4 Held back by autofocus and pro reliability. Scored down: no flash sync, toy / keychain camera and manual focus only.
🎥
Documentary 0.9 Held back by autofocus and audio. Scored down: toy / keychain camera and manual focus only.
🔬
Macro 0.9 Held back by stabilisation and its built-in lens. Scored down: toy / keychain camera.
📝 How suitability scores are calculated GearScore™ genre scores are calculated from this camera's verified specifications — autofocus, sensor, weight, weather sealing and more — weighted by what matters for each type of photography. Where a spec sheet misses something (e.g. a manual-focus rangefinder for street), we apply a documented editorial adjustment. Scores are not based on customer reviews. See our full methodology →
Price History — DigiMate 100
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