Canon AE1 program 50mm f/1.8

History and Presentation of the Device:

THE Canon AE-1 Program , marketed by Canon from 1981, is the successor to the famous Canon AE-1. It is part of the line of high quality film cameras. It is equipped with a built-in cell, but it is distinguished by the use of LED diodes to display the exposure parameters. Designed to meet the needs of demanding photographers, it offers a wide range of exposure modes, including shutter priority, programmed exposure and closed-iris manual metering. These features make it a versatile tool for photography enthusiasts and professionals.

Technical characteristics:

• 📷 Film Format: 35 mm (24x36)
• 🎞 Sensitivity Range: 25 to 3200 ASA
• ⏲ ​​Self-timer: 10 seconds
• 🔘 Exposure Modes: Shutter-Priority, Program Exposure, Flash-Priority, Manual, Closed-Aperture Manual
• 🎯 Focusing System: Microprisms, Coincidence Rangefinder, Frosted Viewfinder
• 🔋 Power supply: Batteries
• 📦 Engine Compatibility: “A” and “A2” engines
• 📷 Replaceable Focusing Glass
• 💡 Light Measuring Cell: Central Predominant Integral
• 📏 Depth of Field Tester
• 📝 Exposure Lock Button
• 🛠 Textile Curtain Shutter (Synchro at 1/60)

THE Canon AE-1 Program is an iconic film camera that has evolved while retaining the features that made its predecessor, the Canon AE-1, so successful. It offers a mix of exposure modes to suit various shooting situations, whether in auto or manual mode. Its use is facilitated by the LEDs in the viewfinder and by the "Programmed exposure" mode, although some experienced photographers prefer manual settings.

• 🛡 Each device is thoroughly tested to ensure proper operation.
• 📬 Your Canon AE-1 Program will be carefully packaged for worry-free delivery.
• 🚀 Shipping available internationally, so you can capture time wherever you are.

Note: Please note that due to its vintage nature, the camera may show signs of minor wear, contributing to its unique charm. 📜