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The [[Canon]] '''Snappy 50''' of July 1982 was a 35mm [[compact camera]] for budget-conscious photographers, and it launched a whole series of [[Canon Snappy]] cameras. A special Snappy 84 edition promoted the Olympic Games in L.A.
 
The [[Canon]] '''Snappy 50''' of July 1982 was a 35mm [[compact camera]] for budget-conscious photographers, and it launched a whole series of [[Canon Snappy]] cameras. A special Snappy 84 edition promoted the Olympic Games in L.A.

Revision as of 06:04, 27 June 2011

The Canon Snappy 50 of July 1982 was a 35mm compact camera for budget-conscious photographers, and it launched a whole series of Canon Snappy cameras. A special Snappy 84 edition promoted the Olympic Games in L.A.

Specifications

  • Lens: 35mm, f/3.5
  • Autofocus.
  • Auto-exposure, 1/30-1/350s.
  • Integrated flash. (GN: 11m at ISO 100)

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