Description
Released in 1996, the Canon Prima Mini II (also known as the Sure Shot Sleek in the US and Autoboy F XL in Japan) is a stylish compact from Canon’s iconic Sure Shot series. Slim, light, and super easy to carry, it’s perfect for everyday snapshots or travel photography.
It comes with a 32mm f/3.5 wide-angle prime lens, built from 3 elements in 3 groups – great for street photography, candid portraits, and landscapes. The 3-point intelligent autofocus works as close as 45cm, and the pre-focus function helps you frame your shot before capturing it.
The auto-exposure system handles shutter speeds from 2 seconds to 1/250s, and the built-in flash has multiple modes: red-eye reduction, slow-synch, flash off, and more – giving you solid flexibility even in tricky lighting.
It uses DX-coded 35mm film, with fully automatic loading, advancing, and rewinding. Power comes from a 3V CR123A lithium battery, and the whole camera weighs just 185g with battery – super compact and pocket-friendly.
Condition: Fully functional and in good shape, with a purely cosmetic defect – a small piece of plastic near the battery door is missing. It doesn’t affect usability at all.
If you’re after a compact, minimal, and quietly sharp camera that won’t let you down, the Canon Prima Mini II is a solid pick.
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