Features

• Kit includes camera, film, battery and case
• Features a 3.4x zoom lens
• Zoom-coupled smart auto-focus takes great shots at any range
• Six different PIC modes for a wide range of scenes
• Advanced light guide and zoom flash minimizes red-eye

Editorial Review

A smoothly designed point and shoot that doesn't lack in important features, the Canon Sure Shot 90u is easy to use and can adjust to most situations to capture clear photos. The 2.3x zoom (38 to 90 millimeters) provides a wide range of options in snapping your subject. The autofocus system uses 3 sensors to create a sharp and clear image, even when the subject is in motion or off-center. The 90u has several shooting modes such as automatic, action, night scene, portrait, and close-up mode.Read more

Features

• 2.3x zoom lens 35mm camera
• 5 programmed shooting modes
• 3-point autofocus system
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• 10 second self-timer

Reviews (14)

Probably the best point-and-shoot film camera [4 1/2 Stars]
I got this camera two weeks ago as a gift. Almost exactly what I wanted: lightweight and small enough to fit my pocket. The plusses are:
No major flaws, but not recommended.
The 90u is a decent camera. It is very light, but with that being said, it also feels very cheap. The buttons and controls also feel cheap. The camera does what it is supposed to do - just like what any other point and shoot camera would do. However, at this price, I feel there are cameras out there with higher build quality, lens quality, and feel. No major flaws, but not recommended.

Don't buy this camera.
Bought this camera in August /September(for a gift). Didn't use it for a month and a half.Icouldn't get camera to work. Called Canon, wouldn't replace it, kept getting a flashing "H" Got no warranty, Canon said it was a "diaognostic malfunction"No satification at all.Very unhappy about this purchase ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Electronics    2. Cameras   

Features

• 3.4x zoom stylish, ultra-compact 35mm camera
• High-quality, durable aluminum body
• High-precision 3-point autofocus
• Light Guide zoom flash with red-eye reduction
• Powered by one 3V lithium battery (CR2) (not included; must be purchased separately)

Reviews (13)

Look Elsewhere...
You may want to consider another brand of point and shoot 35mm film camera. We purchased this camera a little over a year ago, suddenly last week it would no longer load film. Being just beyond the 1 year warranty, we contacted Canon Service for information on repair. We were instructed to send the camera to them for evaluation. We received a phone call from them indicating the camera could not be repaired as they didn't have the parts. They couldn't even offer a replacement of the same camera. What they did offer was the 150U model for $88 with only a 6 month warranty. Based on the reviews here, it sounds like the 150 is not altogether great either. Up until the time the camera quit functioning it took good photos and was easy to use.
Great camera!Recommended
Highly recommended!If you want a great camera that is well built & affordable this is it. I have developed five rolls of film so far and this takes some of the best pictures I've ever seen.My wife has an APS film which doesn't even come close to a 35 mm camera.Great zoom also!!!

Excellent Camera!!
I've had this camera now for about 3 years and it still works like a charm and takes great pics w/o any redeye. The only problem I've had was once at a wedding I was taking pics all night and didn't realize I didn't have film until the end of the night. The camera just kept taking pics with flash and everything, so I had no idea. I wish it had something to let you know it needs film. I was very upset but that was mostly my fault. This is a great buy for the cheap price. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. 35MM (35 MM) Cameras    2. Date Imprinting (Coding)   

Features

• 38-150mm, f/5.6-11 Canon zoom lens
• Smart Autofocus measures the distance to a subject and let you take sharp, precisely focused images
• Passive Autofocus, selects 3 points from 7 focusing points as lens is zoomed
• Focusing Range -0.8m / 2.6 ft. to infinity (Wide-angle), 1.0m / 3.3 ft. to infinity (Telephoto), 0.6m / 2 ft. to infinity (Close-up)
• Program AutoExposure modes including Night and Action modes

Reviews (2)

Quite technical but good
I like this camera, the viewfinder doesn't really block the view, just a little bit in the bottom right of the bit you look through, but it doesn't affect the pictures at all.
Do not buy Canon 150u
Viewfinder blocks the view. Faulty design. Do not buy this. Canon must stop making this camera. Recommendation to amazon to not carry it, as you will surely get customer returns ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon SureShot Tele 80 camera is a straightforward 35mm point-and-shoot. The 38/80mm dual focal-length lens enables you to capture a landscape in wide-angle mode or create a close-up portrait in telephoto mode at the press of a button. All major camera operations, such as focus and exposure, are automatic, as is the built-in flash with red-eye reduction.Read more

Features

• Fully automatic compact 35mm camera with built-in 38/80mm dual-focal-length lens
• Large Easy-View real-image viewfinder for easy use--even with eyeglasses
• High-precision 3-point Smart Autofocus
• Built-in automatic multifunction flash with red-eye reduction
• Mode Dial for simplified selection of automatic operation modes

Reviews (11)

Great, Easy to Use Camera, Great Quality pics
My first Canon is the origianl Sure Shot [...]. It has dual lens of 28/48. This camera took the best quality pics!!!!!! (this was going from a Minolta zoom). So I decided to try this tele for a longer distance [...]. Of course, great quality pics too!!! I also have a Pentax IQ zoom 160 (never ever had any pics turn out blurry till this camera)...still get better pics from my simple, tele Canons. Also have Canon Sure Shot zoom 105, again, still better quality pics then the Pentax, but not as good as the dual lens cameras.....
Good Camera for low price
I was really excited when I got my Canon Sure Shot 80 in mail.I was eager to see its performance as I had heard that it was a little gem in performance.I was satisfied with the result that this camera costing [$$]provided.However, I would like to suggest to use the camera in Flash mode whenever you feel the light is not enough.It is an extremely good camera for its price and some of the pictures were like SLR quality.

SLR Quality Photo's, Disposable Price
Yo, If you are thinking about buying this I would highly reccomend it. The dual-focus lens seems to bother some people, but it is actually this camera's strongest point. Being able to have a dual-focus lens, you are able to take advantage of the higher quality photos that will result. The red-eye doesn't seem to work as well as it should--(although, I don't really think that any camera can prevent red-eye). The "Auto" mode is the one that I always use, it is the easiest and most fool-proof. It also has a self timer, NO FLASH, and FLASH ON modes. It has spot-focusing which works exceptionally well. I really reccomend either using a local 1 hr. lab (a camera shop...not KMart or Target), or using one of the upscale mail-order labs. The photo quality blew me away. I was so amazed at the quality of the photos that resulted. It was almost better than photo quality of an SLR. Good Luck! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Teledate    2. Sure Shot   

Features

• 35mm point-and-shoot camera
• 38 to 60mm zoom
• Automatic flash
• 5-point distance measurement autofocus
• Large viewfinder with real-image viewing

Reviews (2)

i love mycamera
I love this camera b/c it take good pics and you don't have to rewind it or mess with any bad film out of it b/c there won't be any messed up film. Like the camera i had before it messed up so many of my film that it was a waste of money but this one i love. for the money it is great.

incredibly durable camera
I got this when I was looking for a low-end zoom camera some three years ago and it's still in great condition, even after having dropped it several times (not recommended!).In fact, the most recent time I dropped it and the zoom stopped working, only to work again a couple of days later!Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras - 35 MM (35MM)   

Editorial Review

An ergonomically designed point and shoot packed with important features, the Canon Sure Shot 80u is easy to use and can adjust to most situations to capture clear photos. The 2.1x zoom (38 to 80 millimeters) provides a wide range of options in snapping your subject. The autofocus system uses 3 sensors to create a sharp and clear image, even when the subject is in motion or off-center. The 80u has several shooting modes such as automatic, action, night scene, portrait, and close-up mode.Read more

Features

• 2.1x zoom lens 35mm camera
• 3-point autofocus system
• Action, night scene, and close-up shooting modes
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• 10 second self-timer

Reviews (1)

Get a Nikon
Received this as a gift.Ran about 5 rolls of film through it.It took decent pictures.Nothing to write home about.Then the lcd stopped working.Canon fixed it under warranty quickly and with no problems.The camera frequently has trouble focusing on subjects.So...good customer support, but only so so operation and pictures. ... Read more

Features

• Ultra-compact, fully automatic 2.8x power zoom camera
• High-quality Canon optics and 3-point smart autofocus
• Best shot dial and dioptric adjust
• Slide-out flash with red-eye reduction
• Wide variety of photo modes and manual exposure compensation

Reviews (5)

Classic Sure Shot Camera- takes out all the guesswork!
This is a camera for beginners and seasoned photographers alike.It's lightweight, easy to grab, point, and shoot- and takes great pictures every time!(Assuming, of course, you have composed a nice picture).This model has the zoom/date features, focus lock, self timer, auto flash, red eye reduction, real time release and slow syncho modes.Great for vacations, and a great price!I actually had two of these cameras, one for color, one for black & white!I was never disappointed.

love this camera.
I bought this camera when i was going to school in Hawaii.The pictures i got from it were clear and crisp I never had any problems with it. I was disappointed when someone stole it from me.

Sure Shot Missed
I too was disappointed in the Canon Sure Shot. Mainly, the pictures are not as sharp and crisp as I had hoped; and the indoor pictures have never come out that great. The metal pieceon the front that protects the lens FELL off (discovered after the fact, so it was too late to find where it had fallen off), so now I get "light leaks". I will probably not buy a Canon camera again--and will go back to an Olympus. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. 35MM (35 MM) Cameras    2. Date Imprinting (Coding)   

Editorial Review

Ultra-compact, the stylish Sure Shot 130u II has a 3.4x zoom lens, a high-quality aluminum body, and Canon's "Zoom-coupled Smart Auto-focus" for great results anywhere. You can snap photos from six different picture modes for a wide range of photography scenes. Shoot great headshots or close-ups of your friends and family with the "Portrait" picture mode or set the picture mode to "Action" for shots of the ball game. Plus, there's an advanced light guide zoom flash with red-eye reduction. All of these features run on one three-volt, Lithium battery. The 130u II is sophisticated, lightweight and fully automatic, making it a perfect 35-millimeter, snapshot camera.Read more

Features

• Ultra-compact and stylishly designed
• Features a 3.4x zoom lens
• Zoom-coupled smart auto-focus takes great shots at any range
• Six different PIC modes for a wide range of scenes
• Advanced light guide and zoom flash minimizes red-eye

Features

• 35mm compact point-and-shoot
• 38-85mm 2.2x zoom lens with autofocus
• Multi-mode flash features red-eye reduction
• Automatic film loading, advance, and rewind
• Box includes camera and strap

Reviews (41)

Buy a Disposable over this
Very disappointed.The pictures are focused incorrectly.The flash is off so that half the picture gets the flash light and the other half is in a shadow.My disposable cameras take better pictures.I was hoping for a very simple camera that took better than disposable camera quality pictures.Very disappointed.

Amazing pictures- great price!
I didn't expect this much from a camera that costs this little.The pictures are nice and clear, and the zoom is great for close-ups of active kids.I'm impressed!

very disappointed
This camera has been a disappointment from day one.It was hard to load even using DX film.After only two rolls of film, I started getting a flashing "H".The battery was still full although I replaced it anyway.I reloaded film and tried all troubleshooting suggestions.The "H" still appears.Customer service would not help except to tell me to pay for repairs. ... Read more

Features

• 4.2x zoom lens has an extended focal-length of 38mm to 130mm for wide-angle, normal, portrait and telephoto perspectives
• Passive 3-point Autofocus system
• Exclusive Best Shot Dial for simplified exposure settings including programmed autoexposure
• High-eyepoint viewfinder with dioptric adjustment for people with varying degrees of vision
• Built-in electronic flash with multiple modes, including Red-Eye reduction

Reviews (13)

Look Elsewhere...
You may want to consider another brand of point and shoot 35mm film camera. We purchased this camera a little over a year ago, suddenly last week it would no longer load film. Being just beyond the 1 year warranty, we contacted Canon Service for information on repair. We were instructed to send the camera to them for evaluation. We received a phone call from them indicating the camera could not be repaired as they didn't have the parts. They couldn't even offer a replacement of the same camera. What they did offer was the 150U model for $88 with only a 6 month warranty. Based on the reviews here, it sounds like the 150 is not altogether great either. Up until the time the camera quit functioning it took good photos and was easy to use.
Great camera!Recommended
Highly recommended!If you want a great camera that is well built & affordable this is it. I have developed five rolls of film so far and this takes some of the best pictures I've ever seen.My wife has an APS film which doesn't even come close to a 35 mm camera.Great zoom also!!!

Excellent Camera!!
I've had this camera now for about 3 years and it still works like a charm and takes great pics w/o any redeye. The only problem I've had was once at a wedding I was taking pics all night and didn't realize I didn't have film until the end of the night. The camera just kept taking pics with flash and everything, so I had no idea. I wish it had something to let you know it needs film. I was very upset but that was mostly my fault. This is a great buy for the cheap price. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon Sure Shot Z115 is a compact 35mm point-and-shoot camera with an elegant champagne gold body. It offers a powerful 38-115mm zoom lens with Super Spectra lens coating, so you can bring your subjects up to three times closer at the touch of a button. This camera uses fully automatic focus with a three-point autofocus system and a real-time electromagnetically driven shutter. Automatic film loading, advance, and rewind contribute to the ease of use of the Canon Sure Shot Z115. The camera does all the film transport for you and even automatically sets film speed. You can choose to rewind the film in midroll if you need to change film types before you have used every frame. Other features include a built-in retractable flash, red-eye reduction, date imprinting, and a self-timer. The Canon Sure Shot Z115 comes with a one-year warranty on parts and labor. ... Read more

Features

• Elegantly styled champagne metal-alloy cover
• 38-115mm, f/3.6 to f/8.5, 3x power zoom lens brings you close to the action
• 3-point active Smart Autofocus system
• Real-time shutter release for action-stopping photos
• Features Canon's original Best Shot Dial with choice of shooting modes for optimum results

Reviews (8)

Love it so much, I bought a 2nd one after the 1st one Broke!
Yes, you heard me right. We got this camera a few years ago and spent more than $300 for it. It is fantastic. I have Never seen a camera that is this easy to use and gets result like this.
Takes wonderful close-ups and regular shots!
I'm not a "pro" at photo taking, but this camera makes it so much easier.I wanted a camera with lots of zoom, easy to use options, and great-looking shots.It has all of these qualities! I've taken really wonderful photos with this camera, and I would recommend it to anyone. (I've had it for 3 yrs.) Great photographs, easy to use, no problems
I got my Z115 in August 1997 in preparation for a monthlong stay in Germany. The thought of lugging my old Minolta SR-T 101, a big and heavy 28-200 zoom, and a separate flash attachment really put me off. The Z115 proved to be a fine alternative, doing pretty much everything I needed it to do, and doing it easily and without much weight or bulk.Read more

Subjects:  1. Sure Shot, Z 115   

Editorial Review

With an extrapowerful 38-135mm zoom lens, the Canon Sure Shot Z135 brings subjects up to 3.6 times closer. Its Best Shot Dial, with seven programmed settings, does all the thinking for you in a variety of photographic situations. The electromagnetically driven shutter operates at speeds up to 1/1,200 second and offers real-time shutter release, ensuring that you'll catch the action shots you want in crisp detail.Read more

Features

• Powerful 3.6x 38-135mm power zoom lens
• Canon's Best Shot Dial with its 7 programmed settings does all the thinking for you
• High-precision 3-point Smart Autofocus for sharp focus every time
• 1/1,200-second top shutter speed plus real-time release to capture action
• Built-in retractable flash

Reviews (12)

Long-lasting Quality
I have had this camera for more than 2 years now and have never been let down. This camera has documented several important events and vacations for me and always does a great job. People compliment me and ask how I learned to take such good pictures. Perfect for trips and vacations and ok for events and family photos.

Good but now broken
I have taken 1000s of photos with this camera over the years.It only jammed up on me one time with a 36 exposure roll of film, I never went over a 24 exposure roll after that. Three Years and A Half Later
I bought this camera before my trip to South Dakota and was thrilled with the resolution of the pictures. People always complimented me on them as if I were a professional, and I thank Canon for that. I still get great pictures,however, I do have some complaints: Candid shots are gone before the shutter goes off; The date stamp is impossible to work with, and is permanentally stopped at 1992 (why 92 I don't know). The date winds up in the worst places in the picture. I won't ever set a date stamp again unless it's tiny and ends up on the extreme corner of a shot--I don't think this exists.Read more

Subjects:  1. Sure Shot, Z 135   

Features

• Auto Load, Auto Advance, Auto Rewind
• Bright built-in Flash with Red-Eye Reduction
• Oversized viewfinder let you take stunning shots
• Bold, wide-angle 26mm Canon lens,
• Record the day and time on each picture.

Reviews (1)

terrible camera
I received the camera without any instructions as how to operate. But thought how hard can it be? Well, the date was next to impossible to set. So I have the wrong date on my pictures. The film does not load easily. the indicators for the auto flash etc. are so tiny it is next to impossible to see! But being a tenacious person I did go ahead and take pictures using two rolls of film. the pictures are just okay. I hate the camera and would not advise anyone who is not a camera expert to buy it!!!!!! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Canon's Sure Shot Z155 combines a powerful 37-155mm (5.2x) zoom lenswith simple point-and-shoot operation, making it a perfect choice for soccerparents, wildlife lovers, and anyone else seeking an easy-to-use camera forbringing distant shots up close.Read more

Features

• Powerful 3.6x 38-135mm power zoom lens
• Canon's Best Shot Dial with its 7 programmed settings does all the thinking for you
• High-precision 3-point Smart Autofocus for sharp focus every time
• 1/1,200-second top shutter speed plus real-time release to capture action
• Built-in retractable flash

Reviews (19)

It blows!!
When I went to a football game, I took photos of the game with the flash on. The photos came out too dark when you zoom in. So I decided to take photos WITHOUT the flash. I recognized that the orange button was blinking repeatedly. When I looked in the manual, it said that it was because the camera was shaking, which the camera was still. It said to use a tripod. I got my pictures back, after trying EVERY mode possible without the flash, and almost ALL of them came out blurry. Why make a camera without a flash if all of the pictures are going to come out blurry?? So basically you can only use this camera with a flash or outside or all of the pictures are going to come out blurry?? Canon has been known for making great cameras and scanners/printers. But this camera was just down right horrid when it came to getting a decent picture. It is overpriced garbage and people at Canon should have made a sure shot camera that lived up to its name. The zoom is nice, as it gets good close ups. But when it comes to using this camera without flash, it is impossible without a tripod. I am not about to bring a tripod to a football game. Why have a sports feature on the camera FOR MOVING OBJECTS if the feature is not going to work?? Seems to me, that the folks at Canon are bonafied MORONS!!

A love/hate relationship
I bought this camera before reading the reviews, and then was pretty uncomfortable when I saw all the negative comments. That said, I needed a camera for my first trip to Hawaii that was 1)not expensive, 2)light enough to carry around, and 3)uncomplicated. (I am notorious for NOT wanting to read instructions. Some people love to read those fat little manuals from cover to cover. Not me.)
complicated
I purchased this camera to take on a Disney vacation. I decided to use it before the trip to make sure I would be pleased with it. It is complicated to use, even after reading instruction manual. Focusing & centering objects are no easy task; neither is exchanging it for another. Definitly NOT what I had in mind; I wanted a Sure Shot. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Sure Shot, Z 135   

Editorial Review

The Canon Sure Shot Owl is a lightweight, fully automatic point-and-shoot camera. It offers a 35mm f/4.5 optical glass lens equipped with three-step autofocus technology to give you sharp images from as close as 2.6 feet. The Canon Sure Shot Owl also provides an oversized viewfinder that's three times wider than a normal viewfinder, allowing for easier-to-see images and easier focusing--especially for people who wear glasses. The simple-to-use mode dial lets users quickly switch to one of four built-in flash modes, including red-eye reduction and a self-timer mode. The Canon Sure Shot Owl offers a choice of four shutter speeds and also features built-in autoexposure, auto film load, and auto speed setting with midroll rewind possible.Read more

Features

• Extralarge viewfinder makes taking pictures easy, especially for eyeglass wearers
• 3-step active autofocus system does all the focusing for you
• 4-speed electronic autoexposure and built-in flash for the right light every time
• 10-second self-timer lets you get in the picture
• Automatic film loading, advance, and rewind with midroll rewind possible

Reviews (2)

Great for people with vision problems
While I tend to prefer the Elph line myself, this camera fills a nichethat's often overlooked.Anyone who's tried to look through a cameraviewfinder and had to squint, or just gave up and tried to aim it lookingover the top will appreciate this camera.The viewfinder is huge, and thecamera is easy to use.I think both kids and the older population wouldappreciate this feature.Sadly, it doesn't use APS film, which comes in aneasy-load canister and would be better for people with vision difficultiesor arthritis, but I guess the people at the camera store could reload itfor them when they brought in the roll to have it developed.All in all, agreat product for a specific market.

So-so
I bought the model which also has date printing(but is about $10 more). This camera is pretty decent, but I think that it is a bit expensive considering there is no zoom, or date printing. I definitely recommendSureshot Owl Date camera model. Keep in mind that this camera is for themost basic of camera users. The larger viewfinder is definitely a neatidea. See my review for the date camera. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Sure Shot   

Features

• 3x zoom lens 35mm camera
• 5 programmed shooting modes
• 3-point autofocus system
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• 10 second self-timer

Reviews (10)

Love this camera!
This is a very easy to use, lightweight camera.I wish I had bought one years ago.The pictures are very crisp and true to color.

Review for Canon Sure Shot 115 w/Zoom
The Canon Sure Shot 115 w/Zoom is a great choice for the price!We took all our vacation picture with it right after getting the camera and were afraid of what we might get. We were pleasantly surprised. The features and zoom were easy to use and the quality of the pictures and lighting were excellent.We will use this camera for a long time to come.

Perfect Camera for that Perfect Shot
This camera is great for people who perfer film over digital. I bought it for a photography class and liked it so much I use it everywhere. Its size is ideal for fitting into any pocket. It has exelent zoom. It winds your film automaticly when putting the film in, after taking each exposer and winds all the way back once you have taken the last picture. The flash and shutter can easily be ajusted. You are able to set it so the date and/or time will be printed on the negative. It includes a timer which can release the shutter 10 seconds after pushing the button. Great for vacations or any other occasion. Uses any kind of 35mm film. ... Read more

Editorial Review

A smoothly designed point and shoot that doesn't lack in important features, the Canon Sure Shot 90u is easy to use and can adjust to most situations to capture clear photos. The 2.3x zoom (38 to 90 millimeters) provides a wide range of options in snapping your subject. The autofocus system uses 3 sensors to create a sharp and clear image, even when the subject is in motion or off-center. The 90u has several shooting modes such as automatic, action, night scene, portrait, and close-up mode.Read more

Features

• 2.3x zoom lens 35mm camera
• 5 programmed shooting modes
• 3-point autofocus system
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• 10 second self-timer

Reviews (14)

Probably the best point-and-shoot film camera [4 1/2 Stars]
I got this camera two weeks ago as a gift. Almost exactly what I wanted: lightweight and small enough to fit my pocket. The plusses are:
No major flaws, but not recommended.
The 90u is a decent camera. It is very light, but with that being said, it also feels very cheap. The buttons and controls also feel cheap. The camera does what it is supposed to do - just like what any other point and shoot camera would do. However, at this price, I feel there are cameras out there with higher build quality, lens quality, and feel. No major flaws, but not recommended.

Don't buy this camera.
Bought this camera in August /September(for a gift). Didn't use it for a month and a half.Icouldn't get camera to work. Called Canon, wouldn't replace it, kept getting a flashing "H" Got no warranty, Canon said it was a "diaognostic malfunction"No satification at all.Very unhappy about this purchase ... Read more

Editorial Review

Smoothly designed in a durable aluminum body, the Canon Sure Shot 115u is easy to use and can adjust to most situations to capture clear photos. The 3x zoom (38 to 115 millimeters) provides a wide range of options in snapping your subject. The autofocus system uses 3 sensors to create a sharp and clear image, even when the subject is in motion or off-center. The 115u has several shooting modes such as automatic, action, night scene, portrait, and close-up mode.Read more

Features

• 3x zoom lens 35mm camera
• 5 programmed shooting modes
• 3-point autofocus system
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• 10 second self-timer

Reviews (10)

Love this camera!
This is a very easy to use, lightweight camera.I wish I had bought one years ago.The pictures are very crisp and true to color.

Review for Canon Sure Shot 115 w/Zoom
The Canon Sure Shot 115 w/Zoom is a great choice for the price!We took all our vacation picture with it right after getting the camera and were afraid of what we might get. We were pleasantly surprised. The features and zoom were easy to use and the quality of the pictures and lighting were excellent.We will use this camera for a long time to come.

Perfect Camera for that Perfect Shot
This camera is great for people who perfer film over digital. I bought it for a photography class and liked it so much I use it everywhere. Its size is ideal for fitting into any pocket. It has exelent zoom. It winds your film automaticly when putting the film in, after taking each exposer and winds all the way back once you have taken the last picture. The flash and shutter can easily be ajusted. You are able to set it so the date and/or time will be printed on the negative. It includes a timer which can release the shutter 10 seconds after pushing the button. Great for vacations or any other occasion. Uses any kind of 35mm film. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Canon's Sure Shot Z90 is one of the world's smallest wide-angle 3x zoom 35mm cameras in the world, enabling you to capture memorable scenes wherever you go. Weighing a mere 8.6 oz (without batteries), its compact size surprisingly carries all the features you need in a camera. Read more

Features

• Wide angle 3x zoom
• Pop-up flash
• Fully automatic loading/advance/rewind
• 5 different shooting modes
• Compact and lightweight--weighs just 8.6 ounces