In this video I’m reviewing the Canon Autoboy Tele 6 (also called the Shot Multi Tele 6 / Date Tele 6 depending on region), and honestly I think it’s one of the most underrated 35mm film point-and-shoots you can still pick up. I’ve owned mine for about a year and it’s become my everyday “just grab snaps” camera—when I don’t want to think about focus or exposure and I just want to capture moments. The big party trick is the lens: it’s a fixed 35mm f/3.5, but with a button it “converts” into a 60mm f/5.6 (it feels more like an internal teleconverter than a true zoom). The real highlight for me though is that this one body can shoot full-frame 35mm and half-frame. Half-frame means you can get up to 72 shots on a roll, which is super economical, but you have to choose half or full per roll (you can’t switch mid-roll). I also talk about build quality (hard plastic, not premium like a Contax), the tiny viewfinder, the automatic flash you can’t really control, and extra features like self-timer and a bulb mode that goes up to 4 seconds. For the price (around 450–500 MYR / roughly 100–200 USD), it’s a lot of value—especially compared to the crazy prices of T2/T3s and other hyped cameras that will eventually break anyway.