The Canon Dial 35 is a half-frame 35mm film camera introduced in the 1960s. Its vertical body and rotating selenium meter cell around the lens give it a distinctive form, and it used a spring-wind motor to advance the film automatically.

With only a single recorded UK auction hammer result to reference, the Canon Dial 35 sells for around £81 at saleroom level in 2026, a wholesale price reflecting what one clean example fetched at auction. With so little data, what a Dial 35 is worth on any given day depends heavily on cosmetic condition and whether the spring motor and selenium meter are still functional.