The Canon Canonet is a series of compact rangefinder cameras produced by Canon from the 1960s to the 1980s. Known for their ease of use, these cameras feature automatic exposure settings and a built-in light meter, making them popular among amateur photographers. The Canonet series includes various models, with the Canonet QL17 being one of the most notable for its sharp lens and compact design. These cameras are characterized by their sleek, retro aesthetic and robust build quality. The Canonet's combination of manual controls and automatic features allows users to experiment with photography while still achieving great results. Today, they are sought after by collectors and enthusiasts for their vintage charm and reliability.