50 Years of the Canon SLR Camera

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Canon has been making and selling SLR cameras for 50 years. Starting in 1959 with the Canoflex and continuing with the FI, AE-1, T90, EOS 650, EOS-1, EOS Rebel all the way up to Canon’s latest – the Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Canon’s history with 35mm single-lens reflex cameras began in May 1959, when Canon Inc. launched the Canonflex. Thereafter, the Company continued to introduce cameras that embodied solid technology and innovativeness, including the F-1, its first professional model (1971); the AE-1, the world’s first single-lens reflex camera with built-in CPU (1976); and the T90, a state-of-the-art T Series model(1986).

 

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