Canon Sure Shot Snappy LXII 35mm Camera

Product Description:

The Canon Sureshot Snappy LXII is a fully automatic 35mm camera. It offers automatic film loading, advance, and rewind. It even automatically selects the proper shutter speed from one of four settings. The Snappy LXII has a triple-size viewfinder three times larger than a normal viewfinder. It is easier to see through and allows for more light to enter the viewfinder. This is a great choice for people who wear glasses full time.

The mode dial allows for easy setting of camera functions, including a full range of flash modes and a 10-second delay self-timer. The built-in flash lets you shoot in a vaariety of lighting conditions. The Snappy LXII flash is automatic and provides red-eye reduction, as well as a flash on/off selection.

With a small body and metallic finish, the Snappy LXII has the appearance of a more expensive high-tech camera. If you are looking for an inexpensive camera requiring minimal fussing and adjustment to get good shots, the Snappy LXII is a good choice.

Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Focus-free 35mm camera
  • Compact and lightweight for traveling
  • Automatic flash with red-eye reduction
  • Large viewfinder for easy shot setup
  • Simple mode dial for camera settings
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Canon
  • EAN: 0082966140266
  • Label: Canon
  • Manufacturer: Canon
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Photography
  • ProductTypeName: CAMERA_FILM
  • Publisher: Canon
  • Studio: Canon
  • UPC: 082966140266
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Customer Reviews

A great choice from Canon for people with vision problems2000-08-12
This camera is very similar to the Canon Owl line. I'm sure both kids and older people would appreciate the ease of the massive viewfinder. It is also simple to operate, and reasonably priced. Would make a great gift for anyone who has glasses.
Good One2000-06-25
Hello ! I bought this camera three months back and its good one for that price, some times the pictures taken in the dark are not very good ,but overall proformance is decent and its a good gift item too

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