Canon Top Twin

The Canon Top Twin, known as Sure Shot Tele in America and Autoboy Tele in Japan, is an enthusiast's autofocus compact camera from 1986. A switch on the back selects between the two focal lengths: a 40 mm moderate wide angle and a 70 mm telephoto lens, upon which the lens extends a fair bit outward. The lens has a 40.5 mm thread. A switch on the side of the lens barrel opens the lens barrier and also serves to turn on a soft filter for portraits. Furthermore, it has a backlight compensation mode and a button for multiple exposures. The multiple exposure mode can be used with an additional trick filter to make composite exposures.

Specifications:

• Wide angle: 40 mm f/2,8, 4 elements, 3 groups.
• Tele: 70 mm f/4,9, 7 elements, 6 groups.
• Autofocus from 0,96 m to infinity. Focus confirmation and proximity warning in finder.
• Auto-exposure from EV 6–18. Wide: 1/8 s ƒ/2.8 – 1/500 s ƒ/22; tele: 1/3 s ƒ/4,9 – 1/350 s ƒ/27.
• Built-in flash. Auto, off or forced modes are set using a slider. Range (ISO 100): 5 m (wide), 3 m (tele).
• Uses DX coded films in whole stops 50-100-200-400. Films without DX codes are exposed at ISO 100.
• Power: 6V 2CR5 lithium battery (requires screwdriver to replace).
• Dimensions and weight: 134 x 78.7 x 61.8 mm, 400 g.

Comes with the following:

- Strap

Condition:

- 4/5 

- Good working condition

What you still need:

- 6V 2CR5 lithium battery

- 35mm film

The camera in the photos is the camera you are purchasing.