The Discovery 900 Zoom Date Plus is a fully automatic 35mm powered zoom camera introduced by Fuji in 1991. It was also released as the FZ-950 Zoom Date and in Japan as the Zoom Cardia 950 Date. The non-date version was also sold as Discovery 900 Zoom Plus, and FZ-950 Zoom. It was sold in Kmart stores as the Discovery 875 Zoom Plus. The camera uses a Fujinon branded 38 to 85mm f/3.8 to 8.2 autofocus zoom lens. Zooming the lens requires pressing either the two tree buttons on the camera shoulder. There is also a dedicated mountain infinity focus and an AF lock button. The electronic shutter has speeds from 1/8 to 1/250 of a second. The flash system uses Fuji's HG cards that slide onto the top of the camera. Cards include macro flash, night pre-flash, and an auto daylight card. The film transport is based on a pre-wind loading system as well as drop-in film loading. It is able to use DX-coded film with speeds of 50 to 1600 ISO. The camera also features a motorized built-in lens cover, built-in flash, flash ready LED, red-eye reduction, auto film advance, auto rewind, mid-roll rewind, zoom in button, zoom out button, ½’ by 1” LCD mode screen, ¼” 20 thread per inch tripod socket, and a handy carry strap. The camera is powered by one 223A 6V lithium battery.