Canon has been a trusted name in the camera world for decades, and in 2002, they introduced the Canon Sure Shot 130u, also known as the Prima Super 130 or Autoboy N130. This camera is from a series of compact Sure Shot / Prima / Autoboy cameras. It was later succeeded by the Canon Sure […]
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The world of film cameras might seem old school to some, but for many, it’s a world filled with charm, tangibility, and a dash of nostalgia. Among the range of 35mm film cameras, the Canon Sure Shot 115u, also known as the Prima Super 115u and Autoboy N115, offers photographers a blend of practicality and
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Canon, a name synonymous with quality in the photography world, released the Sure Shot 80u, also known globally as the Prima Zoom 80u and Autoboy N80. This 35mm compact camera, launched in 2003, was one of Canon’s last ventures into the 35mm arena. Let’s delve deeper into this camera’s attributes. It is part of Canons
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Launched in 2003, the Canon Sure Shot AF-10, known as the ‘Prima AF-10’ in Europe, emerged as a noteworthy addition to Canon’s expansive line of compact film cameras. Designed primarily as a user-friendly point and shoot travel camera, this model is ideal for capturing landscapes and group shots. This review dives deep into its design,
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When it comes to compact 35mm film cameras, the Canon Sure Shot 130u II Date stands out. Released in 2005, this model, also known as the Prima Super 130u and the Autoboy N130 II, is a part of Canon’s long-standing line of Sure Shot / Prima / Autoboy compact cameras. Design and Features The design
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In the photography universe, the brand ‘Canon’ has consistently been at the forefront of blending innovative design with top-notch functionality. One of their groundbreaking creations from 1995, the Canon Sure Shot Del Sol, was no exception. A pioneer, it was the world’s first camera to harness solar energy exclusively for its power needs. Here’s a
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Canon, a forerunner in the 35mm camera industry, consistently blends unique design with functionality. The 1994 model, known as the Prima Super 28V or the Autoboy Luna in Japan, stands testament to this. A particularly captivating feature of this model is its lens barrier, which mimics a ¾ moon, endowing it with a distinctive visual
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When it comes to vintage cameras, the Canon Sure Shot Zoom Max, also known as the Prima Zoom Mini in Europe and Autoboy A (Ace) in Japan, is a classic worth revisiting. Released in September 1992, this camera offers a blend of features that, even by today’s standards, remains quite impressive. The Sure Shot Zoom
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In the realm of 35mm compact cameras, the Canon Sure Shot Supreme, known as Autoboy 3 in Japan and Canon Top Shot in Europe, stands out as a true classic. Launched in the late 1980s, this gem is not just a nod to Canon’s commitment to innovation but also a testament to timeless design and
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The Canon Sure Shot, known as the AF35M in Europe and Autoboy in Japan, made waves in 1979 as a game-changer in the 35mm compact camera world. Why? Canon labeled it as the “world’s first lens-shutter 35mm autofocus camera.” There was an earlier camera, the Konica C35 AF, that had an autofocus. But it was
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