Canon A-1

The Canon A-1 is a semi-professional 35mm SLR and was the top model of the A series. The A-1 was built from 1978 to 1985 and features Canon FD bayonet, which is backward compatible with previous FL-bayonet. Besides the shutter speed-priority AE and aperture-priority AE modes, the A-1 featured the first fully automatic program AE mode - aperture and shutter speed are automatically determined by the microprocessor of the camera. Furthermore, it was the first camera that displays the shutter speed and aperture value using 7-segment LEDs in the viewfinder area.

Specifications for Canon A-1

Marketed :	4/1978
Lens mount :	Canon FD
Sensitivity ISO:	6 - 12800
Shutter speeds :	B, 30 - 1/1000 s
Exposure Modes :	M, A, S, P
Exposure Compensation :	-2 - +2 EV
Exposure Metering Range :	-2 - 18 EV
Auto Exposure Lock :	+
Viewfinder Coverage :	94,4 %
Viewfinder Magnification :	0,83 x
Diopter Adjustment :	-
Depth of Field Preview :	+
Self-timer :	2 / 10 (s)
X-sync :	1/60 (s)
Dimensions :	141 x 92 x 48 mm
Weight :	620 g

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