Vintage Canon Compact Film Camera

The Canon Sure Shot 105 Zoom S is a fully automatic 35mm point-and-shoot film camera released in 1997. It is known for its compact size, simple operation, and high-quality zoom lens. Camera Type: Fully automatic 35mm lens-shutter autofocus camera. Film Format: Standard 35mm film. Lens: 38–105mm, f/3.8–f/9.9 zoom lens, with 6 elements in 6 groups. Two aspherical elements in the lens correct for aberrations, providing sharpness across the zoom range. Autofocus: 3-point AiAF (Artificial Intelligence Auto Focus) system from 0.6m to infinity, which helps with off-center subjects. Viewfinder: Real-image zoom viewfinder that adjusts with the lens. Shutter Speed: 2 seconds to 1/550 of a second, depending on the shooting mode. Film Handling: Fully automatic film loading, advance, and rewind. It also supports mid-roll rewind. Film Speed: DX coded film from ISO 25 to 3200 is automatically detected. Flash: Built-in flash with several modes, including automatic, flash-on, flash-off, and slow-sync. It features a "Light Guide" flash that pops up to reduce red-eye. Power Source: One CR123A lithium battery. Dimensions and Weight: Approximately 119 x 64 x 48.5 mm and 260g. Features Shooting Modes: A "Best Shot Dial" allows users to select shooting modes, such as Auto, Portrait, Night-Scene, Real-Time Release, and Spot metering. Real-Time (RT) Mode: This setting enables quicker shutter release for capturing fast-moving action. Exposure Compensation: Offers manual exposure compensation of ±1.5 steps. Self-Timer: An electronic self-timer with a 10-second delay. Date Imprint: A "Date" model is available that imprints the date or time on photos.