a few APS cameras, and they did not sell well. Due to the more expensive processing even at that time Direct zoom viewfinder. 0.36x – 0.72x magnification and 84% coverage. Within the image area are the AF frame, image-area frame, panorama frame, and close-up frame. Outside the image area is the green OK-to-Shoot LED. Fixed, built-in flash. Guide No. 10.7 (at ISO 100 in meters). Fires automatically in low-light conditions. Slow-speed sync enabled. Red-eye reduction lamp provided.

In 2006, it died by it's own hand. The system required film processors to buy expensive equipment and contracts to For autofocusing, the camera uses a near-infrared beam for a triangulation system. Prefocusing is also possible. My biggest fear was that the camera would have light leaks or some other malfunction that would render my images useless. No such worries materialized, though, as this 2-decade old camera proved it was still up to the task of capturing great images. (above) a shot captured in evening light. Note the accurate crisp, almost 3-dimensional feel of this image, especially the sawdust as it recedes toward the tree in the distance. Shot on Fuji Superia X-tra 400 film, Noritsu scanned. Final Thoughts According to the Canon Camera Museum , the Sure Shot 60 Zoom comes with a 38 millimeter, f/4.5 lens, which is zoomable to 60 mm f/6.7. Not the fastest lens, but certainly adequate for daylight photography. I was surprised, however, to read that the lens contains 6 elements in 6 groups, which is more than both the original Canon Sure Shot AF35M, and the Nikon L35AF, both of which have reputations as excellent point & shoot cameras. The fact that the 60 Zoom is smaller and lighter than both makes it all the more impressive. The Canon Sure Shot 60 Zoom (also known as the the Prima Zoom on the other side of the pond) features an intuitive ergonomic design and impressive functionality across a good range of lighting conditions ✨

Remember, the film’s speed range is ISO 25 – 3200, giving you the flexibility to experiment with various film brands and speeds. Power Source and Battery Life

This camera is a fully automatic 35mm Lens-Shutter autofocus camera with a zoom lens. For photographers, especially those keen on retro photography, the Sure Shot 60 Zoom allows a picture size of 24×36 mm and a panorama size of 13x36mm (again, exclusive to the Japanese version).

The Japanese edition comes equipped with a panorama mask, enabling photographers to capture wide-angle shots.