Does Canon make any non-digital cameras anymore?

More and more, digital cameras have become the norm for all sorts of photo needs. Even professional, high-grade photographers are using digital, although there are some purists who prefer to take their pictures on 35mm film. In 2006, Canon announced that they would stop manufacturing film cameras, due to the upsurge in the use of digital cameras.

They weren't the first to do so, however. Nikon also stopped producing film cameras for the most part even before then. Some very high-end professional film cameras are available, but these run in the thousands of dollars.

Don’t worry, though, you can still purchase film cameras through several outlets, sometimes used, and on occasion even brand new. A quick search on Amazon and Ebay shows hundreds of purchasing options for Canon 35mm film cameras in all sorts of price ranges. There are enough film enthusiasts out there for manufacturers to continue producing 35mm film for years to come, even if they do quite manufacturing the cameras to use them.

35mm cameras tend to be quite durable, and last longer than digital cameras, due to their inner workings not being quite as sensitive.

Unfortunately, because of an increasing demand for digital cameras, many camera manufacturers have gone out of business because they cannot afford to keep up with the technology to manufacture film cameras. It is also because of a dip in demand for film cameras that Canon also no longer manufacturers film cameras. However, if you would like to get your hands on a Canon film camera, you will still be able to find it through third-party resellers such as Amazon who still stock some models of Canon film cameras, though these are mainly the SLR models.

They also do sell some compact film cameras. I would not recommend buying some a website which you do not trust as you may have issues with warranty and support with Canon (they still do offer service and support for film cameras on their website). If you are really keen on buying film cameras, another brand you might want to consider is Nikon.

Although they only support the sale of one model, you will still be able to buy it direct from Nikon. Sources: usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cam... usa.canon.com/cusa/sna/consumer/compact_... http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=493712 http://shop.nikonusa.com/store/nikonusa/en_US/list/parentCategoryID.43886700/categoryID.43887000.

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