Condition: Good, minor brassing and marks on body. Number engraved on bottom of the camera + lens.

Includes: Body, Lens, UV filter, lens cap.

Canon from 1981 to 1987. It is known for its combination of manual control and programmed exposure automation, making it suitable for both beginner and advanced photographers. Here are the key technical specifications:

General Features:

• Type: 35mm SLR Camera

• Lens Mount: Canon FD lens mount (FD and New FD lenses)

• Film Format: 35mm

• Exposure Modes:

  • Programmed AE (Automatic Exposure)

  • Shutter-priority AE

  • Manual exposure control

• Shutter Speed Range: 2 seconds to 1/1000 second (plus Bulb mode)

• Viewfinder: Fixed pentaprism, 0.87x magnification, 92% coverage

• Flash Synchronization: 1/60 second (maximum sync speed)

• ISO Range: 25 to 3200 (with DX-coded film support)

• Weight: 590 g (without lens)

• Dimensions: 142 x 90 x 50 mm (5.59 x 3.54 x 1.97 in)

Exposure Control:

• Programmed AE Mode: Automatically sets both aperture and shutter speed.

• Shutter Priority Mode: User selects shutter speed, and the camera sets the appropriate aperture.

• Manual Mode: Full control over both aperture and shutter speed.

• Metering: Through-the-lens (TTL) metering using a silicon photodiode (SPD) for accurate exposure readings.

Shutter:

• Type: Vertical metal focal-plane shutter

• Speed Range: 1/1000 sec to 2 sec, plus Bulb

Power:

• Battery: 2x 1.5V LR44 or SR44 batteries

• Battery Life: Approximately 12 months under normal use

Additional Features:

• Self-timer: 10-second delay

• Film Transport: Manual advance with a film rewind lever and motor drive (optional)

• Hot Shoe: For external flash units (with sync terminal)

The AE-1 Program is praised for its reliable metering system, sturdy build, and ease of use, making it a popular choice for both film enthusiasts and collectors.