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The '''Canon Prima Tele''', known as '''Sure Shot Multi Tele''' in America and '''Autoboy Tele 6''' in Japan, is a twin-focal length autofocus compact camera from 1988. | The '''Canon Prima Tele''', known as '''Sure Shot Multi Tele''' in America and '''Autoboy Tele 6''' in Japan, is a twin-focal length autofocus compact camera from 1988. | ||
A switch on the back turns the camera on and off as well as selecting between the wide angle and telephoto lens configurations. A matched tele converter was also available, extending the tele length to 75 mm. | A switch on the back turns the camera on and off as well as selecting between the wide angle and telephoto lens configurations. A matched tele converter was also available, extending the tele length to 75 mm. | ||
| − | Another stand-out feature is the support for [[half | + | Another stand-out feature is the support for [[half frame]] format, activated by a switch inside the film chamber (it is therefore impossible to switch between formats mid-roll). |
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| + | ==Specifications== | ||
| + | * Wide angle: 35 mm f/3,5, 3 elements, 3 groups. | ||
| + | * Normal: 60 mm f/5,6, 6 lenses, 6 groups. | ||
| + | * Active "SSAT" autofocus; closest focusing range 0,63 m (0,4 m in macro mode with flash). | ||
| + | * 4-second "bulb" button. | ||
| + | * Auto-exposure from EV 9,25 (60 mm: EV 11) to EV 15,5 (60 mm: EV 17). | ||
| + | * Half-frame mode switches the finder to a narrow field of view. | ||
| + | * Built-in flash, range 0,63—4,2 m (35 mm, ISO 100). Works as fill-in flash in daytime. | ||
| + | * DX decoding from 50 to 3200 ISO in full stops; non-DX film is exposed at 100 ISO. | ||
| + | * Automatic film loading and rewind. | ||
| + | * Fold-out foot for use with self-timer. | ||
| + | * Power: 6V 2CR5 lithium battery. | ||
| + | * Dimensions and weight: 132,6x71,5x49,8 mm, 330 g with battery. | ||
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| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | *[http://www.cameramanuals.org/canon_pdf/canon_sureshot_multi_tele_prima.pdf PDF Manual at Mike Butkus's archive] | ||
| + | *[http://mailch.blogspot.se/2012/01/users-review-canon-sure-shot-multi-tele.html Review at The Chens] | ||
[[Category:Japanese 35mm autofocus]] | [[Category:Japanese 35mm autofocus]] | ||
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| − | [[Category:Canon|Sure | + | [[Category:Canon|Sure Shot Multi Tele]] |
| + | [[Category:S|Sure Shot Multi Tele Canon]] | ||
[[Category:Dual focal length cameras]] | [[Category:Dual focal length cameras]] | ||
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The Canon Prima Tele, known as Sure Shot Multi Tele in America and Autoboy Tele 6 in Japan, is a twin-focal length autofocus compact camera from 1988. A switch on the back turns the camera on and off as well as selecting between the wide angle and telephoto lens configurations. A matched tele converter was also available, extending the tele length to 75 mm. Another stand-out feature is the support for half frame format, activated by a switch inside the film chamber (it is therefore impossible to switch between formats mid-roll).
Specifications
- Wide angle: 35 mm f/3,5, 3 elements, 3 groups.
- Normal: 60 mm f/5,6, 6 lenses, 6 groups.
- Active "SSAT" autofocus; closest focusing range 0,63 m (0,4 m in macro mode with flash).
- 4-second "bulb" button.
- Auto-exposure from EV 9,25 (60 mm: EV 11) to EV 15,5 (60 mm: EV 17).
- Half-frame mode switches the finder to a narrow field of view.
- Built-in flash, range 0,63—4,2 m (35 mm, ISO 100). Works as fill-in flash in daytime.
- DX decoding from 50 to 3200 ISO in full stops; non-DX film is exposed at 100 ISO.
- Automatic film loading and rewind.
- Fold-out foot for use with self-timer.
- Power: 6V 2CR5 lithium battery.
- Dimensions and weight: 132,6x71,5x49,8 mm, 330 g with battery.
