Canon Sprint (AF35J / Autoboy Lite)

The Canon Sprint (AF35J / Autoboy Lite) is a compact 35mm autofocus camera introduced in 1985, part of Canon's effort to make snapshot photography accessible to the mass market. As a typical entry-level point-and-shoot of its era, it offered simple operation with a fixed lens, likely a 35mm f/4 or similar, and basic features like automatic exposure and focus, powered by a single AA battery. Designed for casual photographers, its straightforward controls and lightweight plastic body prioritized ease of use over advanced capabilities or rugged construction, embodying the spirit of affordable, convenient snapshot cameras prevalent in the mid-1980s.