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Technical Details
- Autofocus: Yes
- Automatic Loading (APS): Not Applicable
- Bifocal / Zoom: Not Applicable
- Bifocal/Zoom: without Zoom
- Built In Flash: Yes
- Camera Format: 135 mm
- Camera Lines (Instant): Not Applicable
- Camera Specifications (APS): Not Applicable
- Compact / SLR: SLR
- Compact SLR: no
- DX Coding: Yes
- Data Back: No
- Date And Time: no
- Date and Time (APS): Not Applicable
- Drop In Film: with autoload
- Dx-Coding: Yes
- Exchangable Lens: No
- Exposure Regulation: Program Reflex
- Film Format: 135 mm
- Film Specifications (APS): Not Applicable
- Mid Roll Change: no
- Mid Roll Change (APS): Not Applicable
- Mini Type: no
- Motor: Yes
- Panorama: Not Applicable
- Print Size (APS): Not Applicable
- Red Eye Reduction: Yes
- Regulates Exposure - Manual/Shutter/Aperture Or Pr: Program Reflex
- System SLR Or Compact: Slr
- System SLR or Compact: SLR
- Titles (APS): Not Applicable
- Water Protection: No
- Wide angle: 99
- Year of Introduction: 1999
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Product Description
Canon's EOS range are some of the best selling autofocus SLR cameras, and this EOS 300 (sold in some countries as the Rebel 2000) is a modern, compact 35mm film model - very popular with students as it's fully automatic but with manual override available. The body is very small and light, yet compatible with the vast range of Canon EF and independent EOS-fit lenses. The lens and accessories supplied will vary - check the Amazon buying options to see what's included.
Exposure modes include variable program, shutter priority, aperture priority, metered manual, fully auto and five subject-based modes; portraits, landscapes, close ups, sports and night sync plus auto depth of field mode. Metering modes include evaluative, and partial with exposure lock. Exposure compensation of +/- 2 stops (in half stops) is available. Shutter speeds and aperture settings, plus an exposure bar graph are clearly displayed in the viewfinder and on the top plate. Plus, auto bracketing is available.
The camera has a full range of shutter speeds from 30 seconds to 1/2000th in half stops, with flash synchronization up to 1/90th, plus B for time exposures. The built in motor loads the film automatically, winds on at up to 1.5 frames per second, and winds off the film at the end. Other advanced features include depth of field preview, multiple exposures, ISO film speed override, cancellable audio warnings, self timer and mid-roll rewind, plus a 2.5mm remote control socket.
The autofocus system has seven sensors, with automatic or manual selection to ensure that your subject is correctly identified and focused, and an auxiliary lamp illuminates the subject for focusing in very low light. The built in flash fires automatically when needed in the subject-based modes, and can be turned on or off in all other modes. A standard Canon hot shoe allows external TTL and A-TTL dedicated flashguns to be used.
Exposure modes include variable program, shutter priority, aperture priority, metered manual, fully auto and five subject-based modes; portraits, landscapes, close ups, sports and night sync plus auto depth of field mode. Metering modes include evaluative, and partial with exposure lock. Exposure compensation of +/- 2 stops (in half stops) is available. Shutter speeds and aperture settings, plus an exposure bar graph are clearly displayed in the viewfinder and on the top plate. Plus, auto bracketing is available.
The camera has a full range of shutter speeds from 30 seconds to 1/2000th in half stops, with flash synchronization up to 1/90th, plus B for time exposures. The built in motor loads the film automatically, winds on at up to 1.5 frames per second, and winds off the film at the end. Other advanced features include depth of field preview, multiple exposures, ISO film speed override, cancellable audio warnings, self timer and mid-roll rewind, plus a 2.5mm remote control socket.
The autofocus system has seven sensors, with automatic or manual selection to ensure that your subject is correctly identified and focused, and an auxiliary lamp illuminates the subject for focusing in very low light. The built in flash fires automatically when needed in the subject-based modes, and can be turned on or off in all other modes. A standard Canon hot shoe allows external TTL and A-TTL dedicated flashguns to be used.
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35 of 36 people found the following review helpful
This camera was aimed at the "first SLR" market but managed to find its way into the bags of many pro photographers as a flawless back-up camera. I can't say enough good things about this piece of kit - I used mine for about 3 years, have travelled the world with it and it still works as perfectly as the first day I bought it. More than can be said for most cameras I'm afraid.
Whilst not as bomb-proof as the EOS 1 (£1500), this camera has done nothing to disappoint me and I have had some AMAZING results from it.
Like I said, for the price, this is one of the best analog SLRs you could possibly buy. Difficult to get hold of because they were replaced with the smaller EOS 1v (which I cannot stand due to its stupidly small size and utterly pointless battery-wasting LCD display).
Get hold of one if you can, you will NOT be disappointed!
Whilst not as bomb-proof as the EOS 1 (£1500), this camera has done nothing to disappoint me and I have had some AMAZING results from it.
Like I said, for the price, this is one of the best analog SLRs you could possibly buy. Difficult to get hold of because they were replaced with the smaller EOS 1v (which I cannot stand due to its stupidly small size and utterly pointless battery-wasting LCD display).
Get hold of one if you can, you will NOT be disappointed!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
I am extremely overwelmed by the performance of these cameras,easy to use for both the novice and the pro,simple controls and great image reproduction,smooth and solid in construction.
Studying at college or uni? This is perfect for your progresion into photography.
35mm still has its place
Studying at college or uni? This is perfect for your progresion into photography.
35mm still has its place
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Bought just to experiment with film photography to use with my Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 II Lens. It is an absolute joy to use. It is responsive and as fast as my 450d but the batterys will last for years. It meters well and compatibility with the newer Canon lenses is a real bonus. no complaints whatsoever
Most Recent Customer Reviews
snapped up
I'm very happy with this camera-bought it for my son who is using it for GCSE Art projects.It was delivered promptly,is as new and in better condition than advertised. Read more
Published 11 months ago by mazcaz
camera eos 300
Camera in excellent condition.I have to study how to use it now but i think it is a good point to start with.
Published 20 months ago by F. Scalmana
Thank You
The Cannon E O S camera was dispatched to me in good condition,and arrived on time.
Published on 18 Dec 2009 by Mr. W. I. Law
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