Canon Autoboy Luna

The Canon Autoboy Luna is the Japanese version of the Sure Shot Z70W, a sophisticated 35mm point-and-shoot from the mid-1990s. The Autoboy Luna adds LCD focus confirmation symbols to viewfinder and a panorama mode that are missing from the Z70W but they're otherwise functionally equivalent.   

Famed celebrity/society photographer Patrick McMullan described his use of Z70W camera in the August 1997 American Photo: 

Since McMullan carries just one SLR, he packs a point-and-shoot for backup. He says his Canon Z70W, now discontinued, "is the best pocket model they ever made. I like the clamshell design because it protects the lens and makes it easier and faster to turn on the camera." Most essential is the Z70W's 28mm wide-angle focal length, uncommon among zoom point-and-shoots. "I keep the camera on a table when I'm sitting, just to snap people around me," he says. (Other point-and-shoots in his arsenal include the Contax T2 and the Olympus Stylus.)