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Known as '''CB32 QD''' in Japan, '''New Snappy EL''' in the Americas and '''Prima Junior DX''' in Europe, this 35mm compact camera by [[Canon]] was introduced in March 1995, and featured automatic film advance and rewind, a built-in flash which fires automatically in low-light, and was a low-cost model.<ref>[http://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/film180.html New Snappy EL] at [http://global.canon/en/c-museum/ Canon Camera Museum]</ref> It was part of the popular [[Canon Snappy]] series. | Known as '''CB32 QD''' in Japan, '''New Snappy EL''' in the Americas and '''Prima Junior DX''' in Europe, this 35mm compact camera by [[Canon]] was introduced in March 1995, and featured automatic film advance and rewind, a built-in flash which fires automatically in low-light, and was a low-cost model.<ref>[http://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/film180.html New Snappy EL] at [http://global.canon/en/c-museum/ Canon Camera Museum]</ref> It was part of the popular [[Canon Snappy]] series. | ||
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Known as CB32 QD in Japan, New Snappy EL in the Americas and Prima Junior DX in Europe, this 35mm compact camera by Canon was introduced in March 1995, and featured automatic film advance and rewind, a built-in flash which fires automatically in low-light, and was a low-cost model.[1] It was part of the popular Canon Snappy series.
