Canon Sure Shot M (Prima Mini / Autoboy F)

The Canon Sure Shot M (also marketed as Prima Mini or Autoboy F) is a compact, fully automatic 35mm point-and-shoot camera introduced in 1993. Designed as an accessible entry-level model, it featured a fixed 35mm lens, autofocus, and built-in flash, embodying the era's trend towards simple, easy-to-use snapshot cameras. Constructed primarily from plastic to minimize cost, it prioritized convenience and affordability over advanced features or robust construction, making it a common tool for casual photographers during the early 1990s.