I love Camus. I love how he understood that people would look at his work and think nihilism but he hoped that people would see that they were looking at it wrong and that it was really the opposite.
As someone who's always suspected that Camus' characters (and the author himself) actually cared too intensely because they were unable to change events/people around them, I've never found compelling proof that totally convinced me his work wasn't nihilism masquerading as meditations on the inability of individuals to alter phenomena outside of their control.