Compact, clean, and reliable — the Canon Sure Shot Telemax (released in 1991) is a dual-lens 35mm point-and-shoot designed for effortless photography with Canon’s signature sharp optics. It features a 38mm f/3.5 wide and 70mm f/6 telephoto lens, autofocus, built-in flash, and a motorized film advance and rewind. The date-back LCD display is non-functional (a common issue on this model), but all shooting functions have been fully tested and confirmed working — flash, autofocus, zoom, and film transport all operate smoothly.
Includes a new CR123A battery installed and a wrist strap.
A great option for film shooters looking for a dependable compact with Canon’s clean late-80s/early-90s aesthetic and excellent glass.
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Please note that all sales of cameras are final. Due to the nature of these items, they are sold as-is, and returns, exchanges, or refunds cannot be accommodated.
While we carefully inspect and test each camera to ensure functionality, these are vintage products, and wear consistent with age or use should be expected. We recommend thoroughly reviewing the product descriptions, photos, and any available testing information before purchasing.
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