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| − | The '''Prima 4''' (or Sure Shot Joy / Autoboy Lite 2 in various countries) is a plastic compact [[viewfinder]] which uses [[35mm film]], made by [[Canon]] Japan. | + | The '''Prima 4''' (or Sure Shot Joy / Autoboy Lite 2 in various countries) is a 1988 plastic compact [[viewfinder]] which uses [[35mm film]], made by [[Canon]] Japan. |
It is equipped with a 35mm f/4.5 [[autofocus]] lens, motor driven film advance and rewind and features a self-timer. The automatic flash can't be switched off. | It is equipped with a 35mm f/4.5 [[autofocus]] lens, motor driven film advance and rewind and features a self-timer. The automatic flash can't be switched off. | ||
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[[Category:Canon|Prima 4]] | [[Category:Canon|Prima 4]] | ||
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The Prima 4 (or Sure Shot Joy / Autoboy Lite 2 in various countries) is a 1988 plastic compact viewfinder which uses 35mm film, made by Canon Japan.
It is equipped with a 35mm f/4.5 autofocus lens, motor driven film advance and rewind and features a self-timer. The automatic flash can't be switched off.
Film sensitivity is set by DX encoding only.
At the back of the camera is a switch with 4 settings: 1, 2, 3 or 4 (hence the name Prima 4). For example: when switched to 3, the camera takes 3 shots in a row. This feature seems awkward, but when used with a moving subject it can lead to surprising results.
The camera uses a 6V 2CR5 battery.
