Used Canon AT-1 w/ 28mm f/2.8 SC FD - Good


Key Features
- Canon AT-1 SLR Camera
- With Canon 28mm f/2.8 SC FD lens
- Fixed eye-level pentaprism viewfinder
- Manual focus
- Manual exposure
- CdS TTL light metering
- Flash X-synchronization at 1/60th of a second
- Self-timer
- Depth-of-field preview button
- Automatic film-rewind button
- 6 V mercury oxide battery
Overview
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Condition: Good
The Canon AT-1 SLR camera with 28mm f/2.8 SC FD lens is best suited for simple point-and-shoot photography. This camera can be used with lenses having an FD bayonet mount. The camera has a manual exposure with a CdS cell TTL full-aperture metering. It has a maximum ISO metering of 3200 and shutter speed up to 1/1000th of a second. For focusing, the camera uses both fixed split-image and microprism screens. The manual focusing system can be utilized along with a Depth-of-Field preview button. A dedicated hot shoe and German socket are incorporated into the camera for fixing an external flash. Additional features in the camera include a self-timer, battery check, and bulb for time exposure.
Optics and Focus
The Canon AT-1 SLR comes with a Canon 28mm f/2.8 SC FD lens. The 28mm wide focal length allows you to capture large landscapes easily. The camera works with manual exposure metering that can reach up to 3200. Moreover, the shutter can be used at a speed of up to 1/1000th of a second.
Sensor and Screen
This Canon camera has a fixed eye-level pentaprism viewfinder that provides 93.5% and 96.3% horizontal and vertical views, respectively. In the viewfinder, there is a split-image rangefinder encircled by the microprism rangefinder that comes to your aid when focusing on a subject. The viewfinder also displays over-and under-exposure warning.
Image and Video
The Canon AT-1 SLR can work with a 35mm film having a speed range from 25 to 3200. A frame counter is provided to denote the number of exposed frames in the film roll. On opening the camera’s back, the frame counter resets to its initial count. You may advance the exposed frame by using the film-advance lever, which is in ready position at 30.
Other Features
This classic camera from Canon comes with a self-timer that can be used for delaying the shutter release by 10 seconds. In case you happen to unintentionally set the timer, cancel it by pressing the battery check button. With the DOF preview button, the depth of field in the image can be adjusted. This camera has a memo holder that lets you write down useful information such as film speed and location. You may attach an external flash on the provided hot shoe. When connected to the camera, the flash can be synchronized at up to 1/60th of a second. The camera’s flash and shutter are powered by a single 4G-13 6 V mercury oxide battery.
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camera attributes
| Lens Mount | Canon FD |
| Exposure Modes | Manual |
| Electronic Shutter | Four-axis, horizontal-travel focal-plane shutter with cloth curtains |
lens specification
| Angle of View (diagonal) | V-93.5% H-96.3% |
| Lens Type | Wide Angle lens |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2.8 |
| Focus Type | Manual |
| Weight | 8.82 oz |
physical specifications
| Weight | 590g |
| Dimensions | 141 x 87 x 48 mm |
focusing control
| Metering Range | EV 3 to +18 ISO 100 |
detailed specifications
| Film Counter | Counts up. Resets automatically when camera back is opened |
power system
| Battery Type | One 4G-13 6 V mercury oxide battery or 4LR44 alkaline battery |
lens
| Focal Length | 28mm |
| Focusing Range | Fixed split-image/microprism screen |
used condition
| Used Condition | Good Condition |
| Good Condition | Small amount of cosmetic wear and some blemishes |
shutter
| Shutter Speeds | X, B, 2, 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000 sec. |
| Self Timer | Built-in (with blinking LED) |
flash attributes
| Metering System | TTL, CdS cell for TTL full-aperture, match-needle centerweighted averaging metering |
film specifications
| Film Speed | ISO 25 to 3200 |
viewfinder specifications
| Viewfinder Type | Fixed |
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