Canon Sure Shot TeleMax No. 2

This is a real easy camera to hold and shoot with. I've had it for four or five years, but finally got it back from when I loaned it to a friend to use and now have gotten a photograph of it. I'm currently running a roll of film through it.

This is part of a frame I scanned from a roll of Fuji Super HQ 200 found film I acquired in a Canon Sure Shot TeleMax 35mm point and shoot camera I added to my collection. Most of the shots were already taken, but I took the last five frames myself. The camera came from a resale shop and at some point in time, someone had opened the back and slightly flashed the film - that's why it's so grainy. Whoever it belonged to first took some vacation shots like this on the beach and two different Christmas gatherings on the roll. And then they got rid of the camera before finishing the roll or getting their film out! I wonder how that happens? Canon TeleMax2 Fuji 200 06-3ef

This is a frame I scanned from a roll of found film I acquired in a Canon Sure Shot TeleMax 35mm point and shoot camera I added to my collection. Most of the shots were already taken, but I took the last five frames myself. Whoever this woman is sunning herself, I have no clue. The camera came from a resale shop and at some point in time, someone had opened the back and slightly flashed the film - that's why it's so grainy. Whoever it belonged to first took some vacation shots like this on the beach and two different Christmas gatherings on the roll. And then they got rid of the camera before finishing the roll or getting their film out! I wonder how that happens? Canon TeleMax2 Fuji 200 13ff

Some Fuji Super HQ 200 film I found inside a little Canon Sure Shot TeleMax. It was partially shot and featured some people on vacation by the ocean and then some pictures taken at Christmas. There were about 6 frames left on the roll, so I shot them around my town. The roll had sat in the camera for a while and turned out pretty grainy. Oh, well. Your pictures are ready, people. Canon TeleMax2 Fuji 200 09ef

This is a frame I scanned from a roll of found film I acquired in a Canon Sure Shot TeleMax 35mm point and shoot camera I added to my collection. Most of the shots were already taken, but I took the last five frames myself. Whoever this woman is sunning herself, I have no clue. The camera came from a resale shop and at some point in time, someone had opened the back and slightly flashed the film - that's why it's so grainy. Whoever it belonged to first took some vacation shots like this on the beach and two different Christmas gatherings on the roll. And then they got rid of the camera before finishing the roll or getting their film out! I wonder how that happens? Canon TeleMax2 Fuji 200 12ff

A customized Chevrolet El Camino made into a four-wheel-drive vehicle – they certainly didn’t come out of the factory like this. But it looks professionally done. Camera: Canon Sure Shot Max Date point and shoot 35mm Lens: Canon 38-70mm, f/3.5, @38mm Film: Kodak Max 400 Date: August 27th, 2022, 2.02 p.m. Location: Mt. Carmel, Illinois, U.S.A. Developing Chemicals: Unicolor C-41 Water pre-soak: 1 minute at 102 degrees Developer: 3 ½ minutes at 102 degrees Water rinse: 2 minute (to keep chemicals clean) Blix: 6 ½ minutes at 102 degrees Water rinse: 2 minutes at approx. 100 degrees Stabilizer: 1 minute at room temperature Water rinse: 2 minutes Kodak Photo Flo 200: 1 minute Canon TeleMax-2 Kodak Max 400 17ef