Canon film SLR camera eye-level finder design Part 3!
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In the previous installment, we looked at the eye-level finder of a film SLR camera released by Canon in 1973, and in this installment, we will look at the eye-level finder design of a film SLR camera released in 1979, comparing it to the Canon AE-1 PROGRAM!
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Canon AV-1 (＋Zoom Lens New FD 35-105mm f/3.5 Macro)
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Front. The manufacturer’s logo is on the side that is down from the diagonal side.
The center mark for lens alignment is on the same side as the manufacturer’s logo.
Comparison with Canon AE-1 PROGRAM.
The top surface design is quite different.
This is an angle from an angle. You can clearly see the difference in the front design.
Comparison with Canon AE-1PROGRAM.
Side view. You can clearly see the difference in the front part.
Top surface.
The difference in the angle of the forward face can be clearly seen when viewed from the top.
Back side.
The design is almost unchanged.
In this article, we compare old and new eye-level finders from the same Canon 1970s.
The basic shape of both are similar in design, but a detailed comparison clearly shows the differences.
We will continue to look at eye-level finder designs.
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