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Have you also shot with this iconic Canon F-1 film SLR? Do share your results with us in the comments below, or in our film photography group discussions if you’re already part of the Photofocus Community! Among them is a giant working Canon F-1 replica that Swedish artist Sonja Nilsson made for an art installation! As with all the vintage gear he showcases in his videos, he also took the F-1 on a shoot to see if it indeed lives up to its legendary status. Stern also shared some cultural references to the iconic camera which many regard as one of the best (if not the best) 35mm film camera. So, it’s not surprising that it sported a modular system that supports more than 200 accessories and interchangeable parts.
CANON FILM CAMERA 35MM PROFESSIONAL
The F-1 was the company’s first professional SLR camera, designed as a direct competitor to the Nikon F and F2. First, he mentioned the most notable facts about the fully mechanical model produced from 1971 to the end of 1981. In his recent video, Stern placed the spotlight on this famed vintage SLR. Vintage gear fans and film photographers must be wondering, what about Canon cameras? What’s the best 35mm film camera the company ever made? Enter the Canon F-1. The concave version of the vintage lens is supposedly the sharpest that Canon made in the focal length. Not so long ago, Paris-based photographer and “weird lens” enthusiast Mathieu Stern shared his insights on the Canon FD 35mm f/2.
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