The Canon Prima 4 is a 35mm camera from Canon. It was introduced in October in the late 80s. It was sold in Japan as the Autoboy Lite 2 and in America as the Sure Shot Joy.
The camera requires 35mm film and comes with a built-in flash. The film is automatically advanced, allowing up to 4 shots in a row. Influence on the exposure, aperture and exposure time, can not be taken. There is a self-timer.
The Prima 4 is very similar to the Canon Prima Shot, but does not have a receiver for a radio shutter release and a viewfinder built into the top.
Films for the Canon Prima 4
The Canon Prima 4 was built for the 35mm format. Films of this format are still readily available today and are still being developed. For black and white images, you can go for the AgfaPhoto APX 400*. For color images, the Agfaphoto Vista 400* is a possibility.
