The Fujica AZ-1 is a 35mm SLR introduced by Fuji in the late 1970s, sold as a consumer-level body with aperture-priority automation. It used the M42 screw mount in its original form, sitting in the entry-to-mid tier of Fuji's SLR line when new.

Sales data for the Fujica AZ-1 is very thin: a single UK auction hammer result from June 2023 closed at £19, which gives only a rough indication of what the model is worth at saleroom level today rather than a reliable range. Because hammer prices are wholesale levels achieved in the auction market, clean working examples with a lens fitted can sell for more than a body-only lot, but the available evidence is too limited to quote a firm price range or median.