Canon Camera Museum (Online)!

[Prime]

I found a web site devoted to Canon cameras and lenses. It's cool because it lists equipment dating from 1933 to the present, and I haven't seen many sites that have information on Canon (or Nikon) cameras that are that old. (Being the good "Apuggie" that I am, I added it to the Link Portal post haste. Hint, hint!)

The site is actually part of Canon's official web site. You can see it at:

http://www.canon.com/camera-museum .

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

That's a very useful site. I have a pretty extensive FD system--great system and very affordable, if you don't need autofocus or the latest zoom lenses. Also check out this site, which has lots of info on the Canon FD system and other classic SLR systems:

http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/photography.htm

Get your FD-era manuals here:

Dead Link Removed

FD lens tests here:

http://members.aol.com/canonfdlenstests/default.htm

More FD stuff here:

http://www.kjsl.com/canon-fd/

FD and EOS serial number and date code info here:

http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_age.htm

I've added them all to the link portal.

 

[Prime]

Great! Thanks!

 

[Peter Cannon]

The MIR site is an excellent resource on the Canon FD series. I use it periodically for info about my two babies.

 

[modafoto]

Great links! I am browsing through it all right now (I should be working...but...)

Morten

 

[Shmoo]

I own an old orig. AE-1 that I bought waaaay back when. Terrific camera that works like a champ. thanks for the information sites. Very helpful!

S

 

[SteveGangi]

I've used the Canon and the Chris Rollinger site for several years. They are great when trying to settle arguments. I use an AE-1 and FTb for my 35mm stuff.

 

[modafoto]

Addition:

I own:

• EOS Elan 7E
• EOS 300 (Rebel)
• AV-1

Morten