Canon Sure Shot 115u 35mm Date Camera Kit w/ Zoom | 
| Brand: Canon
Buy Used: $109.99
Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 4044
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 6.9 x 4.2
MPN: SURESHOT115UKIT
UPC: 750845811162
EAN: 0750845811162
ASIN: B00008W6RR
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 3x zoom lens 35mm camera | | • | 5 programmed shooting modes | | • | 3-point autofocus system | | • | Built-in flash with red-eye reduction | | • | 10 second self-timer |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Smoothly designed in a durable aluminum body, the Canon Sure Shot 115u is easy to use and can adjust to most situations to capture clear photos. The 3x zoom (38 to 115 millimeters) provides a wide range of options in snapping your subject. The autofocus system uses 3 sensors to create a sharp and clear image, even when the subject is in motion or off-center. The 115u has several shooting modes such as automatic, action, night scene, portrait, and close-up mode. Film loading, advance, and rewind are fully automatic for easy operation, and you can even rewind mid-roll as well. The flash can be set to automatic, fill, off, or red-eye reduction. Use the exposure compensation to help show subjects out in under or over lit situations. The 10-second self-timer is useful for self-portraits or group shots. You can also imprint the date onto your photos for record-keeping. This camera kit also includes a wrist strap, soft compact case, one 3-volt lithium battery (CR2), and one 24-exposure roll of 35mm film.
Product Description
3.0x wide-angle lens3-point smart auto-focusLight guide zoom flash with red-eye reduction5 programmed shooting modes 10-second self-timerStylish and durable aluminum body4 1/5 W x 2 3/10 H x 1 7/10 DIncludes camera bag battery and roll of filmShipping package dimensions: 4.25x7x7.75 (len x wid x dep)
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 If you ABSOLUTELY need a zoom. If not.... January 16, 2005
D. Regan (Never Anywhere, Verylong USA)
41 out of 47 found this review helpful
Let me start off by saying that I am a bit of a traditionalist when it comes to photography. All things considered, I would much rather shoot film than digital. I primarily shoot in B+W, with an SLR, process my own film, and if I need a digital copy, I'll have the film scanned. I own a terrific little digi-cam (Canon S330), but I never fell in love with the format. I also use my 24mm and 50mm lens more than any other in my bag.
That being said, I wanted to compliment my SLR system with a small 35mm camera to carry with me all the time. I considered a Lomo, but decided against it taking into consideration the reliability issues. Since I love my EOS Elan 7e and the S330 performs commendably, I choose a Canon Sure Shot 115u. I wasn't very impressed with the first few rolls, but I wasn't expecting much from a point and shoot. After about 10 or so rolls, I did some research (perhaps later than I should have). I learned that the key to a good point and shoot was the speed of the lens. Very few point and shoots have fast lenses, and a big whopping zoom only slows down the lens more. The lens on the 115u is an f5.6 at its fastest, with the zoom fully retracted. This makes camera shake an issue, flash photography a must, and a tripod a necessity indoors.
More than this, the camera is just slow period. It takes a while to open up when the power is switched on, the auto-focus and auto-exposure take an eternity, and even in the "Real Time" mode, there is more than an excusable delay when shooting. I find that all of the modes are more a distraction than a creative enhancement. If you think you need a zoom lens, you don't; move closer to your subject. If that doesn't help, the photograph probably wouldn't have been that good with the zoom lens anyway.
The pictures were OK. If this was the only point and shoot I ever used, I probably would have been happy. Canon lenses are well designed and most of the photographs were crisp and clear. When everything was set right, it took a nice photograph. However, I wanted a camera to take a photograph on the fly. I think Canon engineered a camera that performs well within the limitations of a point and shoot with a zoom. However, with the research I did, I ended up purchasing another point and shoot that I am enamored with, the Olympus Stylus Epic (I reviewed that camera as well).
If you think you need a zoom and are willing to sacrifice the ability to shoot from the hip, then go with this camera. It will serve you well. I still have mine even though it does not serve the purpose intended.
 Great little camera! November 16, 2004
Fruit Loop (Down South)
31 out of 32 found this review helpful
I'm a person who needed Basic Camera Use 101 and Cameras for dummies so my sister bought me a Canon Sureshot for Christmas fifteen years ago. I liked it so much I replaced the old one with this current model - although the old one was still going. It's extremely user-friendly and near-impossible to take a bad picture with this great little camera. Forget the more expensive models - for the average tourist or family shutterbug, this is what you need. Great value for the price and it's also very forgiving. I slammed mine around a lot like the idiot I was but it's like a Timex - keeps on going. Highly recommend. Makes a great gift
Great Buy. Great Pictures. October 28, 2004
C. fonzo-eberhard (Arlington, VA)
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
I have a manual camera, but wanted a point and shoot for my recent trip to Italy. I wanted something that was small and light to carry in my purse, but with a zoom lens that would allow me to take architectural detail pictures. This camera satisfied all my needs, including budgetary ones. I highly recommend this camera. No If, And, or Buts.
Great Camera August 18, 2004
tvtv3 (Sorento, IL United States)
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
I am not a professional photographer. However, I do like to take pictures. I primarily purchased this camera because of its zoom feature. I've owned Canon products in the past and have been satisfied with them, but I was wanting a camera that would allow me to zoom in on objects and people if I wanted. The Sure Shot 115u allows me to do that. The camera also includes all kinds of other features including a dating feature, timer, and optional flash. The camera has a whole on the bottom that allows one to place it on a tripod if one so desires. There are also many other features on the camera, but I haven't owned it long enough to figure out what they all are. However, in the time that I have owned it, I've found this camera to be quite useful and the rather inexpensive price I paid to own it a bargin.
Perfect Camera for that Perfect Shot June 11, 2005
Joe Clark (Boston, MA, USA)
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
This camera is great for people who perfer film over digital. I bought it for a photography class and liked it so much I use it everywhere. Its size is ideal for fitting into any pocket. It has exelent zoom. It winds your film automaticly when putting the film in, after taking each exposer and winds all the way back once you have taken the last picture. The flash and shutter can easily be ajusted. You are able to set it so the date and/or time will be printed on the negative. It includes a timer which can release the shutter 10 seconds after pushing the button. Great for vacations or any other occasion. Uses any kind of 35mm film.
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