11 Results: New & Used in canon a 1 film camera in New South Wales

Canon A1 with SC F1.8 50mm Lens. The semi professional SLR that Canon had back in the day. Manual, aperture priority and program modes. Lightmeter is working nicely. Some signs of wear on the baseplate, gives it a nice patina. Shutter sounds smooth. Nick’s Picks Australia ABN 44 784 434 209 2 months warranty Support local! I can post Australia wide for $17 I’m able to do a gift pack for an extra $50 of which includes a roll of film, shutter release cable and a flash. Additional films are $15e

Working body, no lens. Pick up Strathfield, cash only.

Near Mint Canon AE-1 Vintage 35mm SLR Film Camera with Canon FL 1:3.5 28mm lens in excellent working condition Tested and fully functional 100% guaranteed working The Canon AE1 is a robust & reliable 35mm film SLR camera. It's got a large & bright viewfinder which makes composing a shot, and getting the correct exposure a breeze. It's got full manual controls, or automatic aperture, so you can essentially use it as a point and shoot SLR. One of the best and most popular film cameras ever made

Canon EOS 500N Hardly used film camera. Very good condition. 1 x original Canon bag. 1 Lowepro travel bag. 4 lenses including: - 1 x 28-80mm - 1 x 80-200mm - 1 x 58mm (Hoya) - polarizing lens. Tripod with telescopic legs. Needs an attachment to fit to camera. Pickup from Liberty Grove 2138, or postage at buyer's expense.

Near Mint Canon A-1 Vintage 35mm SLR Film Camera with Canon FD 1:1.8 50mm lens in excellent working condition Tested and working - please read description Released in 1978, the A-1 is one of the most historically significant cameras of the 35mm SLR era because it was the first SLR to offer electronically-controlled programmed auto-exposure. Using a microprocessor rather than input from the photographer, the camera is capable of choosing a shutter speed and aperture setting that will result in

Canon AE1/AT-1 Rewind Knob and Post Assembly. Anybody out there with an AE1 knows that this is the first part to break :( I have a few replacements of this part - suitable for the AE1. It includes the bottom post section. Used spare part, some light signs of wear. Nick’s Picks Australia ABN 44 784 434 209 Support local! I can post Australia wide for $11 I'm an expert in film cameras - if you are unsure about something, feel free to ask for my advice. Check out my other RETRO wares and vintag

Excellent condition. Was working when last used a couple of years ago, but cannot find batteries or lens so sold as is. Excellent first SLR Camera for budding enthusiast. Very high quality professional level camera. Comes with camera body, strap and halfbody case and rare Canon RC-1 remote shutter trigger. New buyer is welcome to test functionality before purchase if you can bring the correct battery. Please do not ask if it is still available. Happy to post. See other ads for more cameras.

c1970s Canon AT-1 with nFD F1.8 50mm Lens. Just a simple manual film camera. This is almost identical to the AE1 minus the shutter priority accessed via the lens. The lightmeter works. Every shutter speed is on point. A couple of small spots in the viewfinder. Who’s keen on this? Nick’s Picks Australia ABN 44 784 434 209 2 months warranty Support local! I can post Australia wide for $16 I’m able to do a gift pack for an extra $50 of which includes a roll of film, shutter release cable and a f

Olympus OM40 Program SLR Film Camera with Tokina F2.8 28mm Lens. This seems to be the Olympus version of the Canon AE1 program. It even has the same white and green text on the black body. This has manual mode, auto and program mode. Decent wide angle lens. Works nicely. Nick’s Picks Australia ABN 44 784 434 209 2 months warranty Support local! I can post Australia wide for $17 I’m able to do a gift pack for an extra $50 of which includes a roll of film, shutter release cable and a flash. Add

Great condition and in great working order. Lens cap is not original. everything is in great condition. Pls refer to pics for details. Pick up Coffs Harbour or postage additional.

The A 1 was a revolutionary camera when it came out in 1978 - it offered a new computerised camera-set Program mode (absolutely standard these days), as well as the option of both Aperture priority and Shutter priority- most cameras at the time only offered one or the other but not both. These were available at the flick of a switch or dial. An electronic red LED readout in the viewfinder allowed virtual eye level operation without having to lower the camera to check controls. It remained in pr