Hotsell Canon Prima BF-8 analog point&shoot camera

Canon Prima BF8 is a 35 mm compact, fully automatic viewfinder film camera manufactured by Canon Camera Co., Inc, Tokyo, Japan and marketed in 1998.

Prima BF8 is known as Canon Snappy LXII in America and BF35 in Japan.

This camera is characterized by an extra large viewfinder, three times larger than the usual finders, BF means Big Finder. It was the last camera in the Canon Snappy series.


Specifications:
- Lens: Canon 35mm f/4.5, three elements in 3 groups, when the camera is in the OFF position, the lens cap closes automatically

- Focus: fixed focus, range 1m to inf.

- Shutter: automatic, program type electromagnetic shutter with aperture control, speeds: 1/45, 1/100, 1/125 and 1/180

- Winding tensioning and rewinding: Auto, with built-in engine; Midroll rewind possible

- Viewfinder: Reverse Galilean type, with clear lines, with OK-to-shoot green LED indicator

- Exposure meter: CdS cell, Program AE, Measuring range: EV10-16 with ISO 100, Film speed range: ISO 100, 200, 400, automatically set with DX decoding

- Mode selector: automatic mode with red-eye reduction, flash ON mode, flash OFF mode and self-timer mode

- Film loading: automatically, movie is automatically moved to frame 1 after it is loaded and the back is closed

- Built-in flash: range: ISO 100/200 1.5-3.5m, ISO 400 1.5-6.8m; Red-eye reduction function; Lights up automatically in low light

- Other: self-timer, movie reminder window

- Battery: 2x AA alkaline batteries, not compatible with Ni-Cd or lithium batteries

- Weight: 230g without/ batteries