Today, we’re taking an in-depth look at the Canon Prima Twin, alternatively known as the New Sure Shot in America and the Autoboy WT28 in Japan. Launched in 1990, this camera stands as a testament to Canon’s innovative strides during that era. Let’s delve right in. Design and Features The Canon Prima Twin is a […]
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For those with a penchant for the retro, Canon’s Sure Shot Zoom XL, known in different regions as the Prima Zoom F or the Autoboy Zoom Super, provides a nostalgic touch to photography. Born in 1989, and part of Canons successful Sure Shot Series. This chunky compact film camera comes with an assortment of commendable
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Design and Features Canon’s Prima 4, also known as the Sure Shot Joy or Autoboy Lite 2 in various countries, made its debut in 1988, it is part of Canons successful Sure Shot Series. Hailing from Canon Japan, this compact viewfinder camera made of sturdy plastic stands out for its user-friendly design and features. Its
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Canon’s Prima Shot, known in various regions as the Sure Shot Ace or Autoboy Prisma, is a testament to 1988’s camera ingenuity. With unique features set in a compact design, this 35mm film camera beckons to both beginners and seasoned photographers alike. Design and Features The Canon Prima Shot, known as the Sure Shot Ace
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In 1988, amidst the rising tide of photography innovation, Canon released a camera that would pivot the trajectory of the point & shoot series. The Canon Zoom, simply labeled and brilliantly designed, wasn’t just another camera—it was a statement, a testament to Canon’s adaptability and foresight. This article dives deep into this iconic model, examining
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In the rich tapestry of film cameras, the Canon Sure Shot Multi Tele/Prima Tele/Autoboy Tele 6 emerges as a noteworthy entrant from 1988, balancing innovation with user-friendliness. Bridging the gap between beginner and seasoned photographers, this camera encapsulates Canon’s pursuit of merging functionality with simplicity. In this review, we’ll delve deep into its design, features,
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In the world of compact cameras, the Canon Top Twin remains an enduring classic. Depending on where you are in the world, you might recognize it as the Sure Shot Tele in America or the Autoboy Tele in Japan, it is part of Canons successful Sure Shot Series. Released in 1986, this camera captures the
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In the vast world of photography, some cameras stand out not just for their technical prowess, but for their innovative design and user-centric features. The Canon Sure Shot Supreme, known diversely as the Top Shot in Europe and Autoboy 3 in Japan, is one such model. Launched in 1986, this 35mm film camera encapsulated a
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Canon has long been a trusted name in the world of photography, and its Sure Shot series is no exception. Launched as an accessible line for photography enthusiasts, the series introduced a variety of models to cater to different needs. Among these, the fourth model — known by multiple names including the Sprint, AF35J (Jet),
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For those of you delving into the realm of vintage cameras, Canon’s Sure Shot series is one you might have come across. Often, in the world of photography, it’s not just the advanced specs that lure us in, but also the craftsmanship and design stories behind the devices. In this article, we’ll be looking at
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