Canon Sure Shot Z155 35mm Film Camera

Pros: Compact, Controls within Easy Reach, Easy to Use
Cons: Small Function Buttons

Every few years somebody has to create the biggest and the longest. Well, Canon just introduced the newest Sure Shot camera called the Canon Sure Shot Z155. The Sure Shot Z155 is the replacement for the Sure Shot Z135 camera. Canon appears to be...

Pros: Compact, Zoom Options, Automatic, Easy to Use
Cons: Extra Expense for Caption, Date, and Remote

I glared at my hubby when he implied that we didn’t need to replace our Chinon Genesis GS-7 Reflex Zoom. After years of successful film photography results the camera died. This was a mixed blessing in my opinion. As much as I liked the...

Pros: Ease of use, Awesome zoom, Small yet comfortable to hold
Cons: You must make sure you hold steady when Red Eye activates (long delay)

I am about to deploy overseas on military duty. My wife suggested I buy a camera for the trip. She ...

Pros: Well made, good lenses, first rate auto exposure
Cons: Passive only autofocus does not work well, unfocuses photos are the norm.

Do not be mislead by earlier reviews. Yes, the original Z155 had a very good hybrid autofocus system, that switched between passive autofocus and infrared active autofocus depending on the conditions. It worked extremely well. Alas, Canon has ...

Pros: Easy to use, small size, attractive body, lots of features for a fairly low price.
Cons: A couple of Very small buttons may be rough for some.

Highly recommended for ease of use, small size, and the variety of shots it can handle with ease. I was torn between this and the Canon Rebel, but with this camera its easy to just point and shoot when you need to, but also have the settings there for...

Pros: Price,Quality,Looks. It's a Sure Shot!
Cons: Nothing!!

My Mother purchased me a Sure Shot in 1984 and it has taken hundreds of pictures and still looks and operates new without ever needing anything but batteries and a cleaning.
I went to Las Vegas and needed a camera with zoom and I wanted a camera...

Pros: stylish
Cons: Buyer be aware: red-eye reduction does not work on babies and pets

After using the canon T70 and having wonderful pictures, I researched and purchased the small point-and-shoot Canon Z155 in anticipation of my first child. I desired an easy to use, point-and-shoot with a powerful reach-out zoom, for recording pictures...

Pros: Takes great pics, fairly easy to use, great zoom in a small size
Cons: Sometimes takes awhile for the camera to shoot pic after pushing button

I used to have the Z-115, and that was my favorite canon camera I've owned. I have always had good ...

Pros: Small, easy to use, zoom-o-rama
Cons: Pricey, more features than you need, delay between shots

I love gadgets; Can't just buy the cheapest or simplest, I want features and value.

In fact, I was really wanting a digital camera, but my Luddite wife insisted on film. This camera was a more than satisfactory compromise, and avoided any...

Pros: picture quality, easy to use functions, different modes, long battery life
Cons: night mode

I bought this camera before my first trip abroad last winter and I have been in love with it ever since! This camera is easy to use, even for a novice. After reading through the manual for no more than fifteen minutes, I was able to use all the functions ...

Pros: Great photos, features, zoom capabilities, easy to use.
Cons: Eye hole too small - could be a lot larger.

This is a fun little camera. It's many features allow you to take a variety of shots with much ease. You can literally point and shoot. The film is easy to load and unload, and the quality of the pictures is supurb. The red eye reduction feature allows...

Pros: The best film camera going right now
Cons: I wish I had gotten it sooner

Not only is this a very stylish looking camera but its capabilities surpass its looks. Picture taking functions include an action mode, portait mode, light and dark background mode, and automatic mode. Automatic rewind, clear beatiful pictures, automatic...

Pros: good auto exposure and light balance
Cons: poor focusing.

Although earlier versions of the camera worked well, Canon has downgraded this product line. The new passive autofocus chip is far inferior to the hybrid autofocus on earlier models. Low light and flash photography are particularly bad. That's unfortunate, because the auto-exposure in much improved. If you can get it to focus, you get a sharp photo with good light balance. But don't count on it for anything except landscapes in daylight.

Pros: Great pictures.
Cons: Broke after 5 rolls of film. Crappy product support. Shoddy manufacturing.

We purchased this camera from Best Buy in order to document my newborn son's experiences as he grows up. Well, after 5 rolls of film this camera no longer works. It flashes an error code on the display and does not function at all. We called Canon and were told to send the camera in to have it repaired and we must pay for the repair. THIS IS CRAZY!!! The manufacturer clearly will not stand behind its own product making this a BAD buy for consumers! Never again will I buy Canon! SKIP CANON!