Canon A-1 MD & 24mm SSC 2.8
Canon A-1 & Motordrive - Analog Camera 24*36
Type: Reflex
Film format: 35mm
Years of production: From 1978
Light meter: Yes
Energy: 1 Varta 4SR44 & 4 AA for the MD
Lens: Canon FD SSC 24mm 1: 2.8
We check and restore our analog cameras in our workshops in Lyon since 2012.
This model is a nice Canon A-1.
This camera is an analog classic which holds a multimode: full auto mode, aperture priority mode, speed priority mode, manual mode, flash coupling mode... You only need to care about framing and focusing.
It has a lightmeter which can be read when shooting, it has speeds from 30s to 1/1000s. This camera is an analog legend and was mass produced.
This camera has been fully checked and is ready to work. Everything is working: shutter, shutter speeds, mirror, light meter, self timer, winding, rewinding... It is sold with its original Motordrive.
It is sold with one new battery and the four batteries for the motor.
This model is sold with its lens:
Canon FD SSC 24mm 1: 2.8. No scratches.
All our cameras are antiques and may wear signs of use. The pictures will give you a better glimpse of the condition.
- Film Format
- 35mm / 135
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