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The camera that changed my mind! Back in the late 80's I was happily shooting a Nikon F2 and didn't believe in auto-exposure, auto-focus, and automation in general. A friend of my wife's had bought this combo new for a once-in-a-lifetime trip, and decided after the trip that she wasn't that interested in photography, and asked me to sell it for her. I decided to put a roll of film through it so I would know a little of what I was talking about when I listed it. Big mistake! I got the film back and was happily pleased with the number of keepers and the meters capability even in backlit situations! The old Sigma 28-70 sounds like an M1 Abrams tank re-targeting while it achieves focus, and there is only 1 focus point, in the center, but the whole arrangement works great. The flash even zooms along with the lens! The camera has the standard PSAM modes plus scene modes. I put a new battery in a few months back and shot a roll just to make sure there were no light leaks and everything worked. It comes with the Canon 300EZ flash. I hope someone who is interested in trying film can use it. $75 plus shipping for everything, or shoot me an offer. Paypal or checks, but I'll wait for the check to clear before shipping.
Thanks for looking.

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roxiemarty Loc: Florida

My first 35 was an EOS 650. They are wonderful film cameras, I still have mine. Anyone wanting to learn, it is a great camera!

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

Hopefully you'll find an interested buyer. All Canon EOS DSLR shooters can seamlessly use all their EF lenses on this body. The IS-enabled lenses really expand where / how you can shoot film with these older EOS bodies.

alvin3232 Loc: Houston, TX

Good Morning and sent you a message.

Alvin

willaim Loc: Sunny Southern California

My first auto focus camera was the Canon EOS 620 with the 35-70 AF lens. Still have the camera and every so often I'll put a roll of film in and shoot. Been a Canon fan ever since.