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* [[Fixed focus]]. | * [[Fixed focus]]. | ||
* Automatic exposure with shutter speeds of 1/60s-1/250s. | * Automatic exposure with shutter speeds of 1/60s-1/250s. | ||
− | * Self-timer. | + | * [[Self-timer]]. |
− | * Integrated auto-flash with red-eye reduction (GN: 9m at ISO 100, recycles in 5s). | + | * Integrated auto-flash with [[Red eye|red-eye reduction]] ([[Guide number|GN]]: 9m at ISO 100, recycles in 5s). |
− | * DX-decoding of [[ISO]] 100-400 film. | + | * [[DX Encoding|DX-decoding]] of [[ASA|ISO]] 100-400 film. |
− | * Motor drive. | + | * [[Film_advance#Motor_Drive|Motor drive]]. |
* Power: Two 1.5V AA alkaline batteries. | * Power: Two 1.5V AA alkaline batteries. | ||
* Dimensions: 125x70x47mm | * Dimensions: 125x70x47mm |
Revision as of 21:59, 22 March 2010
Prima BF-80 by egonbja (Image rights) |
The Canon Snappy QT (Prima BF-80 in Europe) of April 1997 was a 35mm compact camera for budget-conscious photographers, and was part of the Canon Snappy series. It had a relatively wide angle lens, a large viewfinder and a film window in the back door. A DATE model was also available. In France, a special edition of the BF-80 featuring the mascot Footix was launched in 1998 to celebrate the soccer World Cup.
Specifications
- Lens: 32mm, f/6.7 (3 elements in 3 groups).
- Fixed focus.
- Automatic exposure with shutter speeds of 1/60s-1/250s.
- Self-timer.
- Integrated auto-flash with red-eye reduction (GN: 9m at ISO 100, recycles in 5s).
- DX-decoding of ISO 100-400 film.
- Motor drive.
- Power: Two 1.5V AA alkaline batteries.
- Dimensions: 125x70x47mm
- Weight: 205g (without batteries)