Canon ELPH 10AF (Ixus AF-S / IXY 20)

The ELPH 10AF (also known as the Ixus AF-S or IXY 20) was Canon's compact 35mm autofocus camera introduced in 1996. Designed as a straightforward, user-friendly point-and-shoot, it featured a fixed 35mm lens, automatic focus and exposure control, and a built-in flash within its compact plastic body. Targeted at everyday consumers seeking convenience and simplicity, it lacked advanced features like zoom or manual overrides, fulfilling its role as an accessible entry-level snapshot camera for general photography needs during the mid-1990s film era.