Canon New F1
The Canon New F-1 is a professional 35mm SLR camera introduced in 1981, representing the culmination of Canon's mechanical SLR technology before the transition to autofocus systems. This flagship camera features a sophisticated modular design with interchangeable viewfinders, focusing screens, and motor drives. The New F-1 offers multiple metering patterns including center-weighted and spot metering, along with aperture priority and manual exposure modes. Notable for its exceptional build quality and weather sealing, it includes titanium shutter curtains and precise exposure control. Targeted at professional photographers requiring ultimate reliability and precision, the New F-1 served as Canon's professional standard throughout the 1980s, particularly favored by photojournalists and sports photographers for its durability and performance.
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Parts catalog for the Canon New F1