Canon Prima WIDE Super 90

Released in 2000, Prima Super 90 Wide (or Sure Shot Z90W) fits well into the higher segment of Canon.. compact autofocus cameras. It starts out at a wide 28 mm, unlike most Prima Supers which start off at 38 mm. It has a sliding clamshell case protecting the lens, as pioneered by Olympus and carried on by the Olympus... series (one of the Prima series' main competitors), and a pop-up flash. Pushing the flash down disables it temporarily. The back side is dominated by an LCD screen fitted inside a large wheel for selecting between the camera's modes of operation: auto, spot focus/metering, night shot, portrait, macro, real-time shutter. Specifications Lens: 28–90 mm ƒ/4,5–9,9 (7 elements/6 groups) with two aspheric elements. Focus: Hybrid autofocus 0,6 m to infinity (0,45 m in macro mode). Shutter: Programmed, 2–1/640 s. Exposure: Programmed exposure from 2 s, ƒ/4,5 to 1/640 s, ƒ/14,2 (wide); 2 s, ƒ/9,9 to 1/350 s, ƒ30 (tele). Exposure compensation +/- 1,5 EV. Film speed: Set in whole stops ISO 25–3200 using DX coded films. Non-DX films default at ISO 25. Film transport: Automatic loading, advance and rewind. Finder: Zooming finder with parallax marks and -3 to 0 diopter setting. LED indicators for low light/flash and focus confirmation. Flash: Built-in pop-up flash max range at ISO 100 3,7 m (wide) to 7,4 m (tele). Auto/forced/off/slow sync modes with red-eye reduction lamp. Power: 1 x CR123 3V lithium battery. Dimensions: 117 x 64 x 43 mm. Weight: 245 g with batteries.