Features

• 35mm SLR camera with EF 28-80 II standard zoom lens
• 7-point autofocus
• 35-zone metering system
• Compatible with more than 50 Canon EF lenses, EX-series Speedlites, and many other EOS system accessories
• Powered by 2 CR2 lithium batteries housed inside the camera grip

Reviews (11)

Rebel K2
Yes it is a new camera($69 ). Camera is very easy to use in auto mode, but the operators manual is not the best.

perfect camera
I love this camera the first day I received it I took 3 rolls of film.It has been the best purchase I bought this year. I got a real good price on it and i received it fast!

this is a fine film camera
it looks good takes great pics and the ease of use is good for a film camera ... Read more

Editorial Review

For impressive performance features combined with great picture quality, the Canon Sure Shot 105S is the perfect fit. Outdoor shots are captured vibrantly through the multifunctional zoom lens, and indoor shots are equally colorful with the built-in flash. The flash slides out to the side to maximize its compact size. Red-eye reduction is standard.Read more

Features

• Zoom lens
• Time and date display
• Built-in flash
• Red-eye reduction
• Multi-mode pciture settings

Reviews (6)

@$#&^*!
I bought this camera in July 2003. It stopped working October 2003. To be more specific, the display on the back went on the fritz. Canon suggested we remove the battery & try to reset the memory. No luck. So I will be sending it in for a warranty repair. I'll let you know how I make out. Canon is great.
I love my Canon. I'd marry it if it weren't against God's law.

You can do better...
After doing a bit of research, I decided to buy this camera.After 6 months and dozens of rolls of film, I'd have to say this was NOT a good buy for me.Read more

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

Editorial Review

The Canon Sure Shot Classic 120 is an easy-to-use point-and-shoot camera with advanced features for the discerning amateur.It includes a powerful 38-120mm built-in zoom lens with aspherical optics and a 7-mode dial for convenient and automatic camera settings. Easy-to-see green and orange LED indicators in the viewfinder inform users of shooting and warning conditions.Read more

Features

• 35mm autofocus camera
• Built-in retractable flash with red-eye reduction
• Powerful 38-120mm zoom lens
• 7-mode dial for simplified operation and automatic settings
• Self-timer with 10 second delay

Reviews (4)

Major malfunction issues!
I would give this camera five stars if not for the fact that I've had to send it in for repairs three times in the 2.5 year that I've owned it.When it works, the Canon Sureshot takes incredible pictures.The zoom and flash are great, and I am especially fond of the red-eye feature.However, my camera kept having this weird problem where it would rewind film when I was in the middle of the roll, and then I'd try to put a new roll in and it would rewind the film again.Each time that happened, I had to take it in for repairs.I was lucky that I lived close to a Canon repair facility at the time, otherwise I would have been really ticked about having to pay to ship my camera to them so many times.The repair people were really nice about everything and my camera has been working well for almost ten months now (knock on wood!I'm sure that will change as soon as I post this review).My next camera will NOT be a Canon, however.I've learned my lesson.

Crisp, clear photos
I've had this camera for over a year and continue to love it.When I bought it, I was looking for a small, automatic camera, with a good zoom.I have an SLR which I love, but wanted a camera I wouldn't mind throwing into my bag 'just in case.' My new best Friend
This camera took incredible pictures of my doberman in the snow, tho he was running literally as fast as he could when the pictures were shot. There was absolutely NO blur. And the pictures display images exactly as i saw them through my own eyes- perfect color and sharpness. It must be the best camera in it's class. Read more

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

Editorial Review

The Sure Shot 70 Zoom, with its built-in sliding lens cover, is ultracompact and easily fits in your pocket or purse. The Sure Shot 70 Zoom's wide range of automatic features makes it easy to use. It uses Canon's 3-point smart autofocus, and has an automatic pop-up flash with red-eye reduction and slow-sync functions. It offers automatic exposure, film load, advance, and rewind. ... Read more

Features

• 38 to 70mm zoom lens
• Active autofocus system with artificial intelligence
• 10-second self-timer
• 4 flash modes (auto, on, off, and slow/synchro) and red-eye reduction
• Automatic rewind with midroll rewind possible

Reviews (4)

I love this camera
picture quality is perfect with automatic focus

Powerfull zoomingand sharp image
I like its zooming function with wide field

I knon't recomend this
I Got this camera one year ago. The film get's jammed almost every month. It broke On a big trip adn I had to buy disposable's the whole time adn they are awful. I was very dissapointed. This camera is not at all worthgetting. Spend your money on something that will work, and last. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras - 35 MM (35MM)    2. Red-eye reduction    3. Multiple flash mode   

Editorial Review

Canon has once again raised the bar in the world of 35mm SLRs with its EOS Rebel Ti. Canon claims the Rebel Ti has the fastest autofocus (AF) in its class, which should increase accuracy and precision for shooting at a real-life pace. A built-in flash pops up easily for low-light situations, and its extended arm reduces red-eye effect. This version of the Rebel Ti comes without a lens.Read more

Features

• 35mm SLR with full manual options
• Fastest autofocus in its class
• Retractable built-in flash
• 11 exposure modes
• Quartz date back can imprint date on photos

Reviews (24)

A great start to an awesome line of 35mm SLRs
When buying a SLR camera, you likely intend to purchase additional lenses and/or flashes to build a system (if not, maybe a point and shoot would be better).Canon has an awesome line of flashes, lenses, and other accessories for their bodies.Sadly they all add up to quite an expense, so buying a body at the lower end, such as this one, can allow you to spend more on lenses, which ultimately contribute much more to the final product (only your own abilities exceed them in impact).The difference between this body and some of Canon's higher end ones is minimal for most users (bodies costing 2-4 times as much are metal, sealed from the weather, and may focus quicker, but few really need any of this).This camera leaves few feautures out (especially when compared to competing brands' cameras in this price range), and you can build a wonderful system around it.If you ever do develop a need for a fancier model, you will have learned a whole lot from this body and will have a collection of lenses and flashes to continue to use.

confused
I have been looking at this camera for the past few days and then today I look and the price went up $17, that's lame.

Great Deal
I had my Cannon rebel G stolen on Chrismas, so for a replacement I have been Eying the new Cannon Ti. Every store I've looked at sells this model for $300, and up. It comes with the smaller 35-80mm Lens, and thats it. I was very happy with this package deal, because it came with a better len's 27-90mm( Nice Close ups!), Camera bag, 2 batteries, cleaning kit, Mini tripod, and a role of film! On top of that it was free to ship! The camera itself is beautiful, a nice step up from my stolen Rebel G! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon Sure Shot 105 Zoom is an automatic 35mm point-and-shoot camera that delivers advanced 3x zoom capability at a size and price you might expect from a 2x model. Its feature set includes an automatic flash with red-eye reduction, a self-timer, and fully automatic film loading.Read more

Features

• 3x power zoom brings you close to the action
• Smart Autofocus system allows precise 3-point focusing at any distance
• Mode dial provides instant access to all the camera's functions
• Fiber-reinforced polycarbonate body is lightweight and durable
• Built-in automatic flash with red-eye reduction

Reviews (24)

Beautiful photos but..........
I love the pictures this camera produces, very clear and vibrant. However, the length of time it takes once you push the button until the picture actually takes is too long, especially if you are trying to capture photos of kids, animals, action, etc. If you are just taking pictures of still things such as flowers, people willing to stand still for a few seconds, etc. the pics come out great. The main thing that has gone wrong with this camera is that after probably only 15 rolls of film, the automatic rewind feature broke, my film got hung up and I had a disaster on my hands. I have to now remember how many pictures are on each roll (ie. 12 or 24, etc.) and when that many are taken I have to use the little button on the bottom to rewind. If I take, say 25 pics, on a 24 count roll, the film hangs up and will not come out and has to be taken to a professional to get it out.I initially loved this camera but because of the slow shutter speed and the rewind breaking, I would not recommend it.

A fantastic camera...until it stops working
My SureShot 105 provided me with 3 years worth of beautiful photos.Then one day, the camera failed to turn on.The camera was never dropped, shaken, or exposed to moisture, and the battery was new.A camera shop estimated a repair cost of $75. Built to last
I have had my Sure Shot 105Zoom for aboutt 5 years now and have been extremely happy with it, especially since it has been used and abused in that time. The quirky delay when taking pictures is the only reason I gave it 4 stars. It was weird at first, causing some of my pictures to be blurry or completely messed up... but once I got used to it I never had a problem. I never used the red-eye feature so I can't comment on that. I pretty much always use the green "Auto" selection and have never had red eyes in any of my pictures. Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon Snappy QT Date is loaded with features to make your picture- taking experience quick and easy, even in poor lighting conditions. The flashwith red-eye reduction fires automatically to bring out the natural color ofyour subject's eyes. You can manually turn the flash on or off, giving you totalcontrol over film exposure. Focusing and film handling is also automatic.Read more

Features

• 35mm automatic, fixed-focus camera
• Large viewfinder for brighter viewing
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• Self-timer function
• Date and time imprinting

Reviews (5)

Can't quite put my finger on it...
My roommate took this camera with her to Chicago.Many of the photos were not impressive, and some were flat out blurry.It was a dissapointment, and frustrating that four rolls of film were just not quite right.This camera will be added to the garage sale pile this summer.I'm looking for another point and shoot...

Not a bad item
The camera in general is not bad and in fact affordable, very useful features, but quality of pictures is not too exciting. Works just fine. Pictures made at night are not good.

No Zoom, No auto flash, BAD CAMERA
I felt cheated when I got my pictures from the one-hour photo shop. The pictures are bad. Images are not cleared. The flash light is not auto. I have to return it to spend more money to buy a better one. I hate this cheap camera. ... Read more

Features

• 35mm SLR camera with EF lens mount
• 7-point wide-area focusing system
• Advanced multi-mode exposure metering
• New distance-based E-TTL II flash metering
• Includes 28-105mm lens

Reviews (1)

Canon Triumphs Again!
This is the successor to the EOS Elan 7. It is what the Elan 7 could have been, should have been, and, finally, is. Though the Elan 7 didn't leave much to be desired, there were a couple of modifications that would have made it the perfect camera for intermediate to advanced photographers. These improvements are an illuminated external LCD, better light metering, and faster AF.Read more

Editorial Review

Canon has once again raised the bar in the world of 35mm SLRs with its EOS Rebel Ti. Canon claims the Rebel Ti has the fastest autofocus (AF) in its class, which should increase accuracy and precision for shooting at a real-life pace. A built-in flash pops up easily for shooting in low-light situations, and its extended arm reduces red-eye effect. The included EF 28-90mm f4-f5.6 standard zoom lens is an ideal all-around lens for wide-angle to medium-telephoto photography.Read more

Features

• 35mm SLR with full manual options
• Fastest autofocus in its class
• Retractable built-in flash
• 11 exposure modes
• Quartz date back can imprint date on photos

Reviews (24)

A great start to an awesome line of 35mm SLRs
When buying a SLR camera, you likely intend to purchase additional lenses and/or flashes to build a system (if not, maybe a point and shoot would be better).Canon has an awesome line of flashes, lenses, and other accessories for their bodies.Sadly they all add up to quite an expense, so buying a body at the lower end, such as this one, can allow you to spend more on lenses, which ultimately contribute much more to the final product (only your own abilities exceed them in impact).The difference between this body and some of Canon's higher end ones is minimal for most users (bodies costing 2-4 times as much are metal, sealed from the weather, and may focus quicker, but few really need any of this).This camera leaves few feautures out (especially when compared to competing brands' cameras in this price range), and you can build a wonderful system around it.If you ever do develop a need for a fancier model, you will have learned a whole lot from this body and will have a collection of lenses and flashes to continue to use.

confused
I have been looking at this camera for the past few days and then today I look and the price went up $17, that's lame.

Great Deal
I had my Cannon rebel G stolen on Chrismas, so for a replacement I have been Eying the new Cannon Ti. Every store I've looked at sells this model for $300, and up. It comes with the smaller 35-80mm Lens, and thats it. I was very happy with this package deal, because it came with a better len's 27-90mm( Nice Close ups!), Camera bag, 2 batteries, cleaning kit, Mini tripod, and a role of film! On top of that it was free to ship! The camera itself is beautiful, a nice step up from my stolen Rebel G! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon EOS Rebel G is a fully automatic, ultracompact, andquiet SLR camera that comes equipped with a built-in retractable flash. Thisdeluxe kit includes the camera body and a 28-80mm detachable Canon EF zoom lens,plus accessories not found in the standard kit--a UV filter, wide shoulderstrap, padded Canon gadget bag, lens-care kit, minitripod, and display photoalbum. Read more

Features

• Deluxe kit includes camera, 28-80mm lens, gadget bag, lens care kit, UV filter, wide shoulder strap, display photo album, and mini tripod
• Autofocus 35mm SLR with full manual options
• Retractable built-in flash
• 11 exposure modes
• Quartz date back can imprint date on photos

Reviews (16)

Best camara I have ever owned
After years of fooling with ditagal camaras I desided to go back to the basics. I owned one of these a few years ago, but I gave it away to my Father when I bought a new ditagal. My pictures were never the same so I went back to SLR with this great camara. Right away, there was a huge diffrence. It is even better the second time around. A very good first SLR
If you are buying a SLR for the first time and want to play around and with less money this is a sure bet! I have it for 4 years and it has taught me very valuable lessons. I now use it as an extra camera body since I got my EOS 3 2 years back. great
I started to use this camera the day I recieved it and it works great.The pictures that I took with it were so clear and sharp.I especially like how easy it is to use.What I liked the most was that I didn't have to pay a lot to get a great camera.Plus it came with all those accessories.I would recommend this, or any other Canon product for everyone ... Read more

Editorial Review

Canon updates its popular Rebel G SLR with the affordable Rebel G II, which offers those experienced with point-and-shoot camera or beginning photography students an easy way to step up to a 35mm SLR camera. This kit comes complete with a high-quality interchangeable Canon EF 35-80mm zoom lens.Read more

Features

• Affordable 35mm SLR kit with 35-80mm zoom lens
• Automatic features great for beginning photographers
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction capability
• 11 exposure modes--full auto to metered manual with indicator
• Shutter speeds of 30 to 1/2000 seconds

Reviews (5)

I Love This Camera
I started out with a Canon SLR camera from the 70's and over time saved up enough money to buy this one.It's absolutely awesome!I'm desperately in love with my new Canon SLR!It's lightweight and has tons of features.
GREAT GREAT CAMERA
I bought my camera the day I was on my way to Disney World(Magic Kingdom) in less then 1 hour I was taking pictures. this Camera is simple to use and takes great photos. I love my Camera and I have recommended it to all my family and friends. I think that day I took 120 picture (5 rolls) and all of them came out GREAT!!!!! It was GREAT indoors and outdoors. And the motion setting was great for in the car....

Great Camera for Everyone!
I bought this camera in the summer of 2003 which was when I started my photography endeavor.This camera has been awesome for everything that I have done from practice portraiture, landscape, close up, and everything that I was able to thow at it.I still constantly use this camera as it still continues to intrigue me with its abilities.Read more

Features

• Fully automatic operation with 2x optical zoom
• 3-point Smart Autofocus system
• Mode dial for simple operation
• Automatic multifunction flash with red-eye reduction
• Date imprinting

Reviews (8)

Excellent foolproof camera
This camera is very easy to operate and produces consistently high quality results.Good viewfinder...simple controls...easy loading.

I thought the photos would be sharper
It's a beautifully made little camera but it just hasn't produced very sharp photos so far.I wanted a film camera since I was tired of the images I was getting out of my Nikon 950 (digital = fuzzy pictures faster).The colors from the Sureshot76 are excellent and it's just so darn cute I have a hard time saying anything critical about it, but looking at images I'd taken with an old, cheap 35mm camera with an old, cheap 55mm lens I'd rather drag around a "real" camera than have to settle for images that really look as if they'd been taken with a disposable camera. But for a grandma-point-and-shoot camera it's dandy, I'll give it to my wife, it's her speed.

Worked well for 1 year.
My wife and I bought this camera because it was simple to use and picture quality was good.That was until it stopped working properly.Now the zoom sticks, sometimes the lense will not close at all and the object in the viewfinder will not zoom as the lense does.It was purchaes in January 2001 and the warranty is now up.Not Happy! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon Elan 7E features the eye-controlled focus system, the fastest means of focusing and metering a photographer can find. By using more focusing points and greater off-center coverage than other cameras in its class, this camera is able to take an exact reading in approximately 1/20 of a second. When a photographer brings the camera to their eye, their glance is tracked by the focusing system, allowing framing and focusing to become a single uninterrupted creative process. An easy one-time calibration is all that's needed to activate the eye-controlled focus system. Once this calibration is complete, the camera is able to precisely detect which part of the viewfinder the photographer is using. It then automatically focuses the lens with amazing accuracy.Read more

Features

• Features Canon's exclusive Eye Controlled Focus--the fastest, easiest method of selecting a focus point
• Top shutter speed of 1/4000 of a second and fastest in its class 4 fps film advance
• Fixed new laser-matte screen with 7 focusing points; 35-zone evaluative metering system
• WhisperDrive brings near silent shooting, when used with Canon's exclusive USM lenses
• Includes 28-90mm lens

Reviews (30)

Best of all
Talk about bang for your buck. This camera has everything you'd expect from a mid-range camera and some you usually only find on high-end cameras. The eye control focus works great though you do need to calibrate it many times in different lighting conditions. The controls are well placed and easy to use. The custom functions are relatively simple to set and allow you to customize how the camera operates. Functions like the true mirror lock-up and the 4 fps advance speed help place this camera securely in the top ranks of its class. The thing that surprised me the most was the near silent operation. Even on rewind you can only hear it if you place your ear near the body (unless of course you choose to rewind at the faster speed). Of course there are options I'd love to see added like a PC cable port and an interchangeable focusing screen but thats why there are pro class cameras. Like I said before, this camera is hard to beat for the price.

Died after 2.5 years
Till yesterday I was all praises for this camera and would have given 5 stars. Its got the features for a beginner to reach a serious amature role with low cost. Well yesterday it died on me. I have had the camera for 2.5 years and shot probably around 100 rolls with it.
Very Happy Canon User
I read the previous reviews and agree with most everything.This is a great camera that can be easily used by a beginner but has the features wanted by experienced pros.Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon SureShot 85 Zoom Date makes high-performance photography simple and affordable. The powerful 38 to 85mm (2.2x) f/4.2 to 8.7 zoom lens and built-in five-mode flash with red-eye reduction cover a wide variety of shooting situations. A sophisticated three-point, 280-step Smart Autofocus system identifies and precisely focuses main subjects. A large mode dial easily controls all flash and timer settings, while two oversized buttons allow users to quickly adjust zoom ratios. Easy-to-see green and orange LED indicators in the viewfinder inform users of OK-to-shoot and warning conditions. The built-in lens cap opens and closes automatically for fuss-free protection. Overall, the Canon SureShot 85 offers a great selection of advanced point-and-shoot features at an affordable price. ... Read more

Features

• 2.2x zoom lens
• Built-in flash with red-eye reduction
• 3-point, 280-step Smart Autofocus
• Large mode dial for simplified operation
• Fully Automatic features including film loading

Reviews (10)

A Satisfied Customer Review
I brought this camera sometime in July/August 2000. I have been using this camera for more than 2 years now. I tested it first when I went to Disneyland, LA.The pictures were awesome. I even got some great pictures of the Fireworks at the Cindrella castle. This camera is a beautiful piece and the pictures come fantastic. Lost Memories
I gave my wife a Sureshot 85 for Christmas. The picture quality was fair. The subjects were ghostly white from a flash that was too strong. We took pictures of my daughters first ski lessons. The camera would not work with the lens fully extended. All pictures taken with the lens extended were blurred. The same thing happened at my daughters birthday party the following week. The pictures were blurred or undstinguishable at any setting when the zoom lens was used. I'm loking for a new camera. It won't be a Canon!

Good Camera
I really do like this camera. The zoom features are easy to use and the different flash settings are a big help. The only drawback? NO DATE STAMP! I ordered this even though another reviewer had said each time you change the battery you have to reset the date. There is no date function on it.Read more

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

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. This model also offers a five-mode date imprinting feature so you can always keep track of when a picture was taken.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
• 5-mode date imprinting feature

Reviews (3)

THE Point & Shoot Camera
How many times have you had a kodak moment while your Carl Zeiss'ed Contax is stowed away in the dehumidified lexan box up on the top shelf of yourcloset? Get a handy point & shoot? But which one? The answer is theCanon Sure Shot Owl (or Prima AF-8 as its known in my neck of the woods).Biggest reason going for it is the SLR sized viewfinder. No squinting downlil' itty-bitty eyeholes.Then there's the AF on a fixed lens. No zoom. Adefinite plus to save indecision and lens twiddling. Also it comes with35mm fixed. The desert island lens for most photogs. Lastly quality opticsfrom not the makers of baby bottles at a price which you don't mind if youleft the camera at the beach. I love mine.

Okay, but...
It is an okay camera, but I think the zoom action would make it better.

Pretty good but a tad bit expensive!
I find it pretty strange that no-one has bought or reviewed this camera. Well as the sole purchaser of the camera, I thought that it was pretty decent buy, though maybe it might be too expensive. This camera has all thebasics, excluding a zoom function.Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon WP1 Weatherproof camera is a 35mm camera that is protected from the elements. Both the built-in flash and the autofocus lens provide fuss-free photography. A moisture-resistant body protects the hardware and film, making the Canon WP1 Weatherproof camera perfect to use when you're camping or lounging by the pool. ... Read more

Features

• Point-and-shoot camera
• Weatherproof moisture-resistant design
• Autofocus lens
• Built-in flash
• Uses standard 35mm film

Reviews (12)

A Great Point & Shot Camera
I have taken this camera on 4,000 miles of river canoeing in all types of weather.I takes very good pictures without the need to worry about focusing.I have never used this underwater and would never consider doing so.However, I did drop it into water a few times and it suffered no damages.I am considering purchasing the A1 for its panoramic mode.

Water resistant?How about waterproof to 80 feet!
Took this camera down 80 feet in salt water.Works like a charm.My friends couldn't believe it either.I recommend this camera highly.

Canon WP1 vs Canon SureShot A1
I had WP1 and A1 before. Both of them looked almost the same except the colour of the rubber grip for the hand is different, the macro logo of the mode dial is different. WP1 is a weatherproof camera, not waterproof. It is excellent for snorkelling and rugged use. WP1 started to leak at 6m or 20ft when I used for SCUBA diving, that was my mistake. So I bought an A1, so far tested to 35m (though only guaranteed to a few metres) and still going strong, same for another 2 A1s that my friends have. Both WP1 and A1 are excellent cameras, gave excellent pictures. The price difference (almost 100%) basically gives you the peace of mind in terms of water-tightness. One thing to take note, the flash is not strong enough so underwater pictures will turn out to be greenish or bluish, and fine particles will tend to disperse the flash and over expose the pictures. Have fun! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Cameras - 35 MM (35MM)    2. Autofocus, Auto focus    3. WP, 1, W, P1, W, P   

Editorial Review

With easy-to-understand key controls and command dial, the Canon EOSElan IIe offers advanced SLR features. It has automatic exposure control for anylight conditions and a built-in flash that lets you shoot indoors or out, day ornight. The Canon EOS Elan IIe is fully automatic, but lets you control theessentials manually. It offers nine different programmable exposures and a 10- second-delay self-timer.Read more

Features

• 35mm SLR camera with built-in flash
• Distinctive aluminum styling
• 28-80mm f3.5-f5.6 V USM lens included
• Choice of 10 exposure modes
• Eye-controlled focus system

Reviews (10)

Eye Control
This camera is hands-down the best 35mm camera for its time.The eye control feature allows you to pin point the subject no matter what the background.For entry-level use, there is a simple center focus that will allow even the least experienced user to take great pictures. A Great Camera to Grow With
I've had my Elan IIe for a year now. It has traveled all over the US providing me and my family with great pictures of our adventures. With other AF SLRs, I used to be happy if a roll of film delivered just one or two really good shots --now I get one great picture after another whenever the full autofocus is used. Not perfect, but really, really good
I've owned a Canon EOS Elan IIe for over two years now. In general I've been pleased with it, but there's definitely room for improvement. Things I like: the body is lightweight, the controls are easy to use, and there are some great automatic settings that make it easy to take good shots in a variety of conditions (action shots, scenery, portraits, etc.). Also nothing has broken or malfunctioned, which is saying a lot because my camera has been through consistently rough treatment - it gets thrown in a backpack and knocked around quite a bit.Read more

Subjects:  1. 2(E)    2. 80 mm   

Features

• Compact 35 mm film camera
• Waterproof to 16.4 feet
• Built-in automatic flash with red-eye reduction
• High-eyepoint viewfinder lets you frame photos while wearing a snorkel mask or goggles
• 3-point active autofocus

Reviews (3)

The best at what it does
I'm a former professional photographer who went through every technological innovation in imaging during a long career, from 4X5 press cameras to digital.
Guess what camera needs a wrist strap?
We purchased the camera to use on a snorkeling cruise. Sadly, the camera drifted away during one of our dives never to be seen again. Had the camera come with a wrist strap instead of a neck strap this would not have happened. Needless to say, I am very disappointed in this camera.

Best thing ever - until it dies
Take all the advice you can about pre- and post-water care for these cameras, and in fact, read up on other models' tips, because even though I would rinse this camera carefully, its own manual is not as stringent about after-dive care.As a result, this, the very best water camera I had ever bought(I took it to 40 feet, no problem) totally and terminally punked out on a short snorkeling excursion due to leakage.And once it leaks, it's over.To its credit, it did rewind the already-shot film before it gave up the ghost, a truly valuable death-throe.So take GREAT care of it and you will never have reason to complain.It corrects for underwater optics and it also works well on land.It does like to turn itself on (the "on" dial is quite slippery) so keep tons of extra batteries (C123A, $$$) around.Takes delightful pictures; I would buy it again.And I have to because mine died. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The new generation of Canon Rebel 35mm SLR camera, the 2000 Date EF 28-90mm silver deluxe camera, is smaller and lighter than any of its predecessors. Besides its sleek all-silver color (including the 28-90mm zoom lens) and comfortable new body design, this camera has a faster AF and quieter overall operation. Many of its other functions, such as a seven-point autofocus, 35-zone AE metering, quartz data time/date stamp, and depth-of-field preview, have been added or improved upon. The seven-point autofocus system, five across and one above and below the center focusing poin