Canon Q8200
A motor drive film camera using 35mm film, often sold with a built-in flash and later identified as a counterfeit product.
Overview
The Canon Q8200 is a motor drive film camera designed for 35mm film. Despite bearing the Canon name, it is not a genuine Canon product and has been identified as a counterfeit. It is also known by alternative names such as "Olympia" and "Focus." The camera features a built-in flash, red-eye reduction, self-timer, and a focus-free optical lens. It operates on battery power and includes a waist-level viewfinder. The design is described as classic black, with some units appearing in black and gold, and is noted for its sturdy, well-made, professional-style build.
Specifications
| Film format | 35mm |
| Features | Built-in flash |
| Features | Red-eye reduction |
| Features | Motor drive |
| Features | Self-timer |
| Features | Focus Free |
| Lens | Optical Lens |
| Power | Battery operated |
| Viewfinder type | Waist-level finder |
Design
The camera has a classic black design, with some units featuring black and gold coloring. It is described as having a sturdy build, well-made construction, and a professional style.
Context
The Canon Q8200 is not a genuine Canon product and is recognized as a counterfeit. It has been sold under other names, including "Olympia" and "Focus."
Market
Current market prices range from $40 to $44, with one unit purchased for 1 Euro including original packaging. The camera is listed at various prices on eBay and other marketplaces.
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