Canon Autoboy Tele 6 Date (Prima Tele Date) w/Bag

The Canon Prima Tele, also known as Sure Shot Multi Tele in America and Autoboy Tele 6 in Japan, is a twin-focal length autofocus compact camera from 1988. This very special camera combines some special features that can only be found in this combination and also as individual features in very few cameras. A switch on the back turns the camera on and off as well as selecting between the wide angle (35mm f3.5) and telephoto lens (60mm f5.6) configurations. Another stand-out feature is the support for half frame format, activated by a switch inside the film chamber. There is also a small stand that can be extended from below to use the camera for self-portraits.

– Lenses: Canon Lens 35 mm f3,5 (3 elements in 3 groups)
Canon Lenes 60 mm f5,6 (6 elements in 6 groups)
– Shutter:  Electronic program shutter with speeds from 1/60sec. to 1/360sec.
– Full-frame (24x36mm) and half-frame (17x24mm)
– Half-frame mode switches the finder to a narrow field of view.
– Focus: Active “SSAT” autofocus closest focusing range 0,63 m (0,4 m in macro mode with flash).
– DX decoding from 50 to 3200 ISO in full stops, non-DX film is exposed at 100 ISO.
– 4 second “bulb” button.
– Power: 6V 2CR5 lithium battery.
– Dimensions and weight: 132,6×71,5×49,8 mm, 330 g with battery.
– Fold-out foot for use with self-timer.