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The AF35ML was made for a few years, my date code reads W618 which probably means it was made in 1982. It also has no start-up or put-away delay: the lens is always erect and ready for action. Unlike newer Canon, Nikon, Leica and Contax point-and-shoots, this Canon AF35ML Super Sure SHot has a filter thread for serious photography.
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The Super Sure Shot features full program automation. Unlike some kludgier cameras of the time, the Canon Super Sure Shot has a short-throw electronic shutter release, not the goofier long-throw mechanical releases of lesser automatic cameras. It runs at one frame per second, and with its integral waffle-pattern action grip, always ready for anything. It's probably better than average for 1981, but still relatively gritty and uneven sounding compared to a modern Nikon F6. The same beeper beeps for the self-timer operation and lets you know you've hit the end of the roll. This eliminates the use of the Super Sure Shot for most low-light stealth applications, although at ASA 400 you're OK in normal indoor lighting. There is an obnoxious beeper to warn of low shutter speeds, which can't be turned off.
There is no auto parallax correction you need to look at the second frame line when closer. The viewfinder is ho-hum, with marginally visible yellow frame and AF lines. Unlike newer cameras, the AF35ML prefers sharp, contrasty subjects in bright light. The AF system is balky it only gets AF half the time, and the other half of the time you have to try again. If no LED or the wrong LED lights, you don't have focus and need to try again. If the appropriate LED lights up, you're assured of perfect focus. There are three LEDs in the finder, each showing an icon for distant, group shots or close-up focus distances. The Super Sure SHot stands out because it has a fast five-element 40mm f/1.9 lens, probably the fastest lens ever put on any fully automatic fixed-lens point-and-shoot camera. The AF system uses a linear CCD array for passive triangulation just like the Contax G2, which is quite different from the active IR system used in newer point-and-shoots. All you do is point it in the right direction to get perfect photographs. It automatically loads and advances film, focuses, sets exposure, sets flash exposure, shoots and has power rewind. This was Canon's second Sure Shot camera, which is an all-in-one fully automatic RealRaw 35mm camera. I've already published a much higher percentage of shots from the first to rolls I ran through this Canon AF35ML Super Sure Shot than I ever do from any digital camera. These are Canon's promises from their sales literature, and they meet them.
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".leaves you free to concentrate on your subject and composition." "No confusing little red lights blinking at you." "Each Feature Fully Automatic - Every Picture Your Own Masterpiece." Thanks! Ken.īuy from Adorama, Amazon, Ritz, B&H, Calumet and J&R. It helps me keep adding to this site when you use these links to get your goodies if your local garage sale circuit is slow. Found at better garage sales, and sometimes eBay and the used sections of Adorama and B&H. Intro Specs Performance Usage RecommendationsĬanon Super Sure Shot AF35ML (40mm f/1.9 lens, 48mm filter, 16.2oz/460g with film and batteries). Home Donate New Search Gallery How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact
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