Canon Sure shot/ Top shot quartz date
A 1986 model from Canon's phenomenally successful Sure Shot range, this compact 35mm film camera - known as the Top Shot in continental Europe and Autoboy 3 in Japan - was voted European Camera of the Year for putting some very advanced features into an ergonomic package at a reasonable price.
The slanted hand grip means the viewfinder can be held flush with the eye as fingers and thumbs aren't in the way. It's also comfortable for shooting one- or two-handed.
A special feature is the tilting foot on the bottom of the camera, which allows you to place the camera on the floor while shooting upwards at an angle. One minor annoyance with this camera is that the battery compartment does not pop open normally, but is screwed down, so a mini-screwdriver is needed to replace the 2CR5.
Specifications
Lens: 38 mm ƒ/2,8
Focus: Triangulation system with near-infrared beam
Film speed: Supports DX coded films ISO 100–1000, manual settings for ISO 100/200/400.
Film transport: Automatic loading, advance and rewind.
Finder: Reversed Galilean viewfinder with projected frames. Within the image area are the AF frame, in-focus lamp and near-distance warning lamp, combination flash-ready and camera-shake warning mark, and parallax correction marks. 0.45x magnification.
Flash: Automatic flash - In poor lighting conditions the flash is activated automatically. Manual ON/OFF capability at any time, at the bottom of the camera
Dimensions: 132x71x50 mm
Power: 1 x 2CR5
Condition:
9/10
Electronic:
All electronic functions are working.
Optical:
Viewfinder clean
Lens clean with no haze/fungus/scratches.
