A compact, folding instant camera manufactured in the USA. The Model 80A was part of the Highlander series, which aimed to make instant photography more portable by using smaller 30-series roll film. It features a rigid-mounted viewfinder and a 100mm f/8.8 glass lens. This model helped transition the brand to standardized exposure settings, making instant film more accessible to the general public. While its film format was discontinued in 1979, the camera remains a favorite for hobbyists who convert them to use modern 120 roll film.