Canon A-1
The Canon A-1 is a groundbreaking 35mm SLR camera introduced in 1978, notable for being the first SLR to offer five exposure modes in a single body. This innovative camera features aperture priority, shutter priority, program mode, manual exposure, and flash automatic modes, controlled by an advanced microprocessor system. The A-1 accepts Canon FD lenses and includes through-the-lens (TTL) metering with center-weighted averaging. With its comprehensive exposure automation and precise manual controls, the A-1 was marketed to both enthusiast photographers seeking convenience and professionals requiring versatility, establishing Canon as a leader in automated SLR technology.
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Canon A 1 Repair Guide
Repair guide for the Canon A-1
Canon A 1 Article
Article on the Canon A-1