Canon Snappy 20 'Los Angeles 84'

The Canon Snappy 20 'Los Angeles 84' was an entry-level 35mm snapshot camera introduced in 1984, coinciding with the Los Angeles Olympics. Designed as a simple, affordable point-and-shoot, it featured a fixed-focus lens, automatic exposure control, and a fixed shutter speed, making it accessible for casual photography and souvenirs of the games. Its construction was predominantly plastic, emphasizing low cost and portability over durability or advanced features.