An Underrated 35mm compact camera?

Let me introduce you to my personal favourite when it comes to 35mm compact cameras. The Canon SureShot A1 is an 'all-weather' fully automatic point and shoot camera released by Canon in 1994. It features a fixed 32mm F3.5 lens, built in flash and a nice big viewfinder. It's easy to use and gives shockingly sharp images for something that feels so plasticy.
If you have any questions please leave them in the comments and i will get back to you with an answer.
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[@ralphgeronilla]

Because we don’t want the prices to go up

[@MaxLamdin]

luckily i don't think my little videos will have any impact on prices

[@patina_turner6791]

Can I ask what film you use primarily for this camera ? I love the look of what you’re getting out of the camera, thanks !!

[@MaxLamdin]

mostly i'm using Kodak Ultramax, i have a separate video on the film and have more shots taken with it there👍🏼

[@nordnils3481]

Sadly they're just fairly rare. Id like to buy one, but most of the time they are sold out quickly

[@MaxLamdin]

they are a bit hard to find but worth the wait if you can get one

[@junaidakram8542]

people do know about this and that's why theyre expensive...

[@MaxLamdin]

half the price of a Mju II, 80% cheaper than a T2, 90% cheaper than a T3!

[@lechewga]

nooo dont tell people its already expensive as it is 😭

[@MaxLamdin]

I'm sorry but it is so good and not expensive when compared to lots of other compacts!