Canon Sure Shot Z90W
Features:
While its zoom lens doesn't extend as far as some of its Prima brethren, it starts out at a wide 28 mm, unlike most Prima Supers which start off at 38 mm. It has a sliding clamshell case protecting the lens, as pioneered by Olympus’s XA and carried on by the Olympus MJU series (one of the Prima series' main competitors), and a pop-up flash. Pushing the flash down disables it temporarily. The back side is dominated by an LCD screen fitted inside a large wheel for selecting between the camera's modes of operation: auto, spot focus/metering, night shot, portrait, macro, real-time shutter, personal.
Included: Film + Batteries
Film Type: 35mm Film
Condition: Used
Released: 2000
Location: Tokyo, Japan
History:
Released in 2000, Prima Super 90 Wide (or Sure Shot Z90W) fits well into the higher segment of Canon’s compact autofocus cameras.
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