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| − | The '''Canon Sure Shot Owl''' was a 1994 model from [[Canon]]'s very successful [[Canon_Sure_Shot/Prima/Autoboy|Sure Shot]] range. This compact [[35mm]] film camera was known as the '''Prima AF-7''' in continental Europe. It was notable for having a large and bright viewfinder. | + | The '''Canon Sure Shot Owl''' was a 1994 model from [[Canon]]'s very successful [[Canon_Sure_Shot/Prima/Autoboy|Sure Shot]] range. This compact [[35mm]] film camera was known as the '''Prima AF-7''' in continental Europe. It was notable for having a large and bright viewfinder. Much like the [[Canon Prima Mini]] and [[Canon Prima Mini|Mini II]], the [[Canon Prima AF-8|AF-8]] mainly distinguished itself from its predecessor by replacing the flash and timer buttons with a mode dial. Strangely enough, the AF-7 and AF-8 models are both called "Owl" in America, with the dial being the only way to tell them apart. |
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The Canon Sure Shot Owl was a 1994 model from Canon's very successful Sure Shot range. This compact 35mm film camera was known as the Prima AF-7 in continental Europe. It was notable for having a large and bright viewfinder. Much like the Canon Prima Mini and Mini II, the AF-8 mainly distinguished itself from its predecessor by replacing the flash and timer buttons with a mode dial. Strangely enough, the AF-7 and AF-8 models are both called "Owl" in America, with the dial being the only way to tell them apart.
specs
- Lens: 35mm f/4.5 (3 elements in 3 groups)
- Focus: Three-step AF with near-infrared beam. 0.8 m to inf
- Power: 2x 1.5V AA battery
- Dimensions: 123 x 76 x 48 mm
- Weight: 250g
