I have purchased 2 Canon Sure Shot cameras over the past 12 years. The first one was 10 years old, when I gave it to my daughter to use. Their camera was a really cheap one and had broken. That Sure Shot cost me around $80 and it was an excellent little camera.

I had no hesitation in purchasing another Canon to replace this one.
I bought another Sure Shot. The name says it all. It is the easiest camera I have ever used. I used to cut people's heads off. Miss the person completely. With this camera, I just aim and click. It really is that simple.

It is a 35 mm camera, nice and compact, and sits on my waist bag when we are out. I just slide it onto the waist band and know it is safe. The case protects it when I am dashing around. It has a built in flash, with red eye too. No more pictures of "cats" with their eyes glowing.

It has a "wide angle" and "telephoto" too. These I leave to my husband and his really expensive camera. I bought mine to just shoot and forget playing with buttons and switches. All I do is open up the front and take my pictures. When I am inside I do however, use the flash. I use up my film. I listen to it re-winding. Open up the back and take the film out. Just pop another one it, make sure the teeth match up and close the back. Now it automatically goes on to number 1, and I am ready to start aiming and clicking again.

Everyone I send photographs to, can not believe the excellent quality of them. I am no photographer, but friends always praise me for the quality of the pictures.

I have the most amazing photograph of the lion at Busch Gardens. This was taken with thick glass between us. I put the camera as close to the glass as possible and took the picture. He is so majestic, and one of the best I have seen.

This camera is suitable to anyone who is old enough to use one. It is a little gem.



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