Canon Sure Shot WP-1 Weatherproof 35mm Camera | 
| Brand: Canon
List Price: $79.99 Buy Used: $49.99 You Save: $30.00 (38%)
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Rating: 13 reviews Sales Rank: 46596
Media: Electronics Minimum Focal Length: 32 Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2 Dimensions (in): 6.1 x 4.1 x 3.3
MPN: WP1 Model: WP1 UPC: 082966142130 EAN: 0082966142130 ASIN: B00000K02C
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| Features:
| • | Point-and-shoot camera | | • | Weatherproof moisture-resistant design | | • | Autofocus lens | | • | Built-in flash | | • | Uses standard 35mm film |
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Product Description Nothing whets your appetite for photographic adventure like Canon's Sure Shot WP-1. Wonderfully compact and light, this amazing 35mm waterproof land and sea camera goes everyplace you do.
Amazon.com Product Description The Canon WP1 Weatherproof camera is a 35mm camera that is protected from the elements. Both the built-in flash and the autofocus lens provide fuss-free photography. A moisture-resistant body protects the hardware and film, making the Canon WP1 Weatherproof camera perfect to use when you're camping or lounging by the pool.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
WEATHERproof - ABSOLUTELY - WaterPROOF - NO November 24, 1999 KARLA K. MATHIS (Florida) 30 out of 33 found this review helpful
My Canon was 'purchased' through the Marlboro campaign last year.....and I Love It. I have taken pictures at sunset (my favorite time of day), with incredible results (400-800 film)--- and I have taken pictures in the rain (not a downpour or underwater) and with the same clarity and detail as on a sunny day. I am also very pleased with the shape and weight of the Canon. I would recommend it without hesitation.
This is a fantastic little camera. September 11, 2001 jwheitz@aol.com (Philadelphia, PA USA) 22 out of 23 found this review helpful
It may not have all the cute features that you could want on a camera, but it makes up for it by being durable and rugged. I just recently discovered the "WP" stands for weatherproof, not waterproof. I've been taking mine into the pool and into the ocean for years without a problem, although the camera has never been deeper than a few feet under the water. It is not sufficient if you are a serious scuba person, but for the traveler or outdoor enthusiast, this camera will greatly expand your picture taking abilities. While I have several expensive, feature-laden cameras, I often prefer to use this camera. I find it has three advantages for me. First, its ruggedness allows it to go places my expensive cameras cannot. This includes the beach, on to boats, or into water. You can throw this camera onto the sand or take it into the ocean for fun vacation shots. Second, I'm not worried about losing this camera, as I would be of losing a more expensive camera. Not only is it moderately priced, but also you can slip it into a bathing suit pocket and swim with it. You don't have to leave it on a towel and worry about it as you swim. Thirdly, it's small and lightweight. It's not burdensome to carry-around. For those times that you would like to get a snapshot, but you don't want to lug around a camera bag and a bunch of attachments, this camera is perfect. And while you're carrying it, you don't have to worry about getting caught in the rain.While it may lack some features, its picture quality is surprisingly good. If you are thinking that a waterproof disposable camera has the same advantages that I listed above (i.e., waterproof with worry-free portability), be advised there is a big difference in the quality of the prints. I've used both and you get much better pictures from this camera. It may not do everything that a fancier camera can do (zoom, macro, etc.), but what it can do it does exceptionally well. This camera has taken some of my favorite vacation snapshots and family pictures, if for no other reason than it was there with me when the picture opportunity presented itself while my "good" camera sat safely (and uselessly) packed away and protected.
Great Camera for the Great Outdoors! November 7, 1999 19 out of 21 found this review helpful
This is a great camera for the outdoor enthusiast, especially if lugging around heavier equipment is not an option, where I canoe I have to carry the canoe downhill ... I have an SLR but it weighs me down, it makes too much noise and scares the moose away! I have canoed, kayacked, beached, and the camera has definitely gotten wet and survived - it is not however, an underwater camera! Aside from the obvious designation weatherproof vs. waterproof - an important distinction - a whole different setup is needed altogether for true underwater shoots. If you want to take nice pix without having to worry, about rain or splasing - this is it!
wonderful November 12, 1999 16 out of 17 found this review helpful
I bought this camera for my wife to put in our Baby bag but I loved the performance so much I bought 6 of them 2 for a friend and his wife 1 for a crew member on the Sherman's Zwicker a 145 ft schooner and three as christmas presents. I have had great pictures I now use only Kodak 160& 400 VC & NC Film I can't tell you how pleased I am with this Camera, just buy one and try it for yourself
just got one, will let you know October 31, 1999 14 out of 15 found this review helpful
I just got this camera. It is definetely unique and has high build quality- none of that monotonous black plastic in bulbulous shapes. Has big buttons and easy to hold grip bumps. It actually feels and look pretty cool. The waterproof A-1 is about double the price, but then how many people actually dive with cameras (and of those divers, how many actually would use cameras?). I plan to use it while fishing, kayaking (some dunking), rafting, and horseback riding on the beach (salty and sweaty). The camera is all self contained- no lense cap- a nice thing- can't lose it. The viewfinder is great because I use glasses. Canon doesn't get lots of recognition with its P&S (except for ELPH), but I think that they make good stuff. This one will have to prove me right (or wrong). I already have a drawerful of P&S so I should be able to make a decent comparison. Ssome people have said that it looks like a toy- all the better to have subjects look at it amusingly. As for now, it is unique, ugly/cute, a good hand holder, quiet, quirky little brick with a good, bright viewfinder.
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