About the product.

Canon SM111 (DX) is a basic 35mm point-and-shoot camera from Canon's budget compact line, built around a simple lens and automated exposure system. It belongs to the era of mass-market autofocus-free compacts aimed at casual shooters who wanted a grab-and-go camera with no manual settings to worry about.

The camera is not a collector's item in the way Canon's higher-end compacts are, but it holds up as a straightforward, no-fuss shooter. It suits people who want to load a roll of film and shoot without thinking about exposure or focus.

Specifications

  • 35mm film format
  • Canon lens, 35mm focal length, f/3.5 maximum aperture
  • Fixed focus
  • Fully automatic programmed exposure
  • DX film speed coding
  • Built-in automatic flash
  • Motorised film advance
  • Powered by 2x AA batteries

Condition

  • Cosmetic: Very Good
  • Working: Partially Working
  • Lens extends and retracts: Fixed lens
  • Autofocus: Locks accurately
  • Flash: Not firing
  • Light seals: Not checked
  • Test roll shot through it: Yes, scans available
  • Flash does not work

Included

  • Cover and Camera

In short

Declared faults, if any, are called out above rather than left for you to discover — what's listed is what you get.