Canon EOS 620 Film SLR Camera

The Canon EOS 620 is a film SLR camera that comes with a databack.

It has been used infrequently and is in beautiful condition, though there are some signs of use.
I inserted batteries and performed a full operational check. The shutter, focus, and databack are all functioning.
A portion of the databack LCD is black.
I have not confirmed the film winding mechanism as I do not have film.
This is a body-only sale.
The rubber part of the included strap shows discoloration. I do not believe this affects its usability.

This is an early model in the EOS series and one of the first cameras to adopt the EF mount.
The Canon EOS 620 is a 35mm SLR film camera released in May 1987.
It appeared as a higher-end model to the EOS 650, the first camera in Canon's EOS series of autofocus (AF) SLRs.

The maximum shutter speed is 1/4000 second, which is faster than the EOS 650 of the same period.
It is equipped with features such as multiple exposure and auto-bracketing.

Shutter Speed: Achieved a then-cutting-edge maximum speed of 1/4000 second, with a flash sync speed of 1/250 second, boasting high performance.
World's First Feature: It was the first camera in the world to feature an EL mechanism (illumination) on an external LCD panel, allowing for visibility even in dark conditions.
Exposure & Functions: Equipped with advanced shooting functions such as program AE shift, multiple exposures up to 9 times, and auto-bracketing.
Mount: It adopted the EF mount from the beginning, which is still used in current digital SLRs, allowing you to enjoy AF shooting with the latest EF lenses.
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The original retail price for the body alone was ¥108,000.

- Brand: Canon
- Model: EOS 628
- Function: Film Camera
- Accessory: With Databack

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