The Fujifilm DL-100, also known as the Discovery S100 in America, is a basic autofocus camera released by Fuji in 2002. It features a Fujinon 32mm f/4.5 lens and a built-in flash. The camera operates on two AA alkaline batteries and includes motor wind and rewind for film transport. It is noted for its extra-large viewfinder, a common feature among its competitors. The autofocus system, paired with its wide and slow lens, can be inconsistent. This model should not be confused with the earlier Fujica DL-100. It was positioned as a budget-friendly option in the market.