Click on the items below to read and write reviews of all models of film cameras made by the Canon brand. If you have an 35mm, SLR or APS Canon camera then let us know what you thought of it. We also provide reviews of Canon Digital Cameras.
Review by
Guest.
on 10th Apr 2008
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Item: Canon A1
I used an A1 until poor eyesight forced me to change to autofocus or i would still be using it today
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Review by
beautybear
on 9th Apr 2008
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Item: Canon A1
The Canon A1 was my first 35mm SLR, I had the AE-1 Program which meant all I had to do was focus and shoot. The camera was amazing, I wish now I had kept it. The controls were really easy to use and the pictures were the clearest sharpest images I've ever seen. The control wheel on the top of the camera allowed selection of Full Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority Or Full Manual.The film advance lever worked smoothly and I could use ANY ASA Film from 12 to 3200. A 'Stop-Down' ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 4th Apr 2008
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Item: Canon F-1N
I've owned two Canon F1n bodies (one of them AE) for around 20 years now, and have found them superb rugged all-weather cameras, ideally suited to the ski-touring, mountaineering, and wildlife photography interests I pursue. In February I dropped one (for the first time ever) onto cobbled paving from waist height when I slipped on ice. Iv'e yet to find a scratch on it, and as expected, it is still fully functional! I can't see me ever parting with them, or going digital, unless film ...
Guest.'s full review | 121 words
Review by
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on 4th Apr 2008
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Item: Canon EOS 1000FN
I loved the Canon EOS 1000FN camera for its ease of use. You can either use the program settings portrait, landscape, macro and sport shots or you can change the settings on the camera e.g. to change the speed on the flow of water in a water shot was one of my favourites or just go auto and take fantastic ...
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Review by
zhawnsquire
on 1st Apr 2008
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Item: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0L USM
The Canon EF 70-200mm lens is one of the cheapest L lenses in the market. Got mine 2nd hand from a friend and was not disappointed at all. At f4 all throughout, this may be a little slow (compared to the one with IS and the 2.8 versions) but this gets the job done, with very little to complain. Shooting mostly products and portraits and stills, I had little use of a fast lens. Very impressed with the saturation and how sharp this lens is, at 70mm all the way to 200mm!!!When ...
zhawnsquire's full review | 167 words
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