Canon EOS Resources Additional information relating to- Canon EOS-650

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The early days of the accessories section of the EOS system was still very fragile. I remember the Minolta which has an advantage of kick started the AF revolution with the Maxxum 7000 has the edge of a more complete solution in terms of the completeness in system components. However, Canon as more careful to select which were essential quality elements rather than provide in a number. Each system accessories were carefully chosen, purposefully design and aim to supplement the EOS users with more efficient and satisfying results rather than filling the table with numbers. Naturally, since the camera has two other flash exposure control modes, A-TTL flash program AE and TTL flash program AE, Canon did provide two immediate options in AF flash units to serve those who often works with artificial illumination. In fact, the Canon non-AF 300TL flash designed specifically for the Canon T90 can also be used and enjoy full Manual Focus TTL flash capability if the EOS 650 is not operative in AF mode.

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DEDICATED FLASH UNITS There are two multifunction dedicated flash units available for use with the EOS 650: Canon Speedlites 420EZ and 300EZ, Both feature a built-in AF auxiliary light for dark situations, so users can utilize EOS autofocus at night. Their respective features can be broken down as:

Canon Speedlite 420EZ • A-TTL auto flash • Maximum 1/125 second sync speed • Second-curtain sync • Bounce flash • Rapid-fire capability (recycling time no less than 1.5 seconds) • Stroboscopic flash

Canon Speedlite 300EZ • A-TTL auto flash • Maximum 1/125 second sync speed • Second -curtain sync • Rapid-fire capability (recycling time no less than 1 second)

Other Accessories

Quartz Date Back E | Circular Polarizing Filters PL-C | Interchangeable Grips |

What the hell is this ? NPC poloroid back for ES 650 ! For those who needs an instant film proof, an instant film backs is available from a third party film back manufacturer The NPC Proback II, designed by NPC Photo pty Ltd, USA uses a free-floating fiber optic lens to transfer the image from the camera film plane to the Polaroid film plane. This gadget is not inexpensive; at USD750 new and around USD475 used, it is only for those who can't live without it. Credit: Images courtesy of Mr. Jorge Alvarez® <jorge@alvarezphoto.com> where he also operates a popular Ebay Store to strade used photo equipment. Image copyright © 2003. All rights reserved.

| Interchangeable Focusing Screens |
		Microprism	New split	Overall new laser-matte with AF frame	Cross split-image
EOS 650 System DOWNLOAD PDF File (165k)		Laser-matte with section	Laser-matte with scale	Laser-matte with cross-hair reticle

The early EOS system consisted of EF lenses, Converters, flash accessories, Databack accessories, Interchangeable Grips, Viewfinder accessories. Focusing screens, Filters, lens and camera cases, dust caps and lens hoods. You may click and download a scanned copy of system chart presented in the Sales Manual of the EOS650.

Credit: Images courtesy of Ms Melissa Bowen® <kellylove1975@yahoo.com> where he also operates a popular Ebay Store as well as a website (URL:www.UsedCameraBuyer.com) aiming to BUY used photo equipment. Image copyright © 2003. All rights reserved. | Previous | NEXT | 5/6 Technical Specification and an Overview of the Canon EOS 650

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Additional information on other EOS AF-SLR Models:
EOS-650 (1987.2) | EOS-620 (1987.5) | EOS-750QD (1988.10) | EOS-850QD (1988.10) | EOS-630QD (1989.4) | EOS-1 (1989.9) | EOS-RT (1989.10) | EOS-700QD (1990.3) | EOS-10S QD (1990.3) | Canon T-60 | EOS-1000F /RebelS QD (1990.9) | EOS-100 / Elan QD (1991.9) | Canon EF-M (1991.9) | EOS-5/A2E QD (1992.10) | EOS-1000FN /Rebel S II QD (1992.4) | EOS-500 / Rebel XS / KISS (1993.10) | EOS-1n (1994.9) | EOS-888/5000QD (1995.1) | EOS-1n RS (1995.3) | EOS-50/50E / Elan II(E) /EOS 55 (1995.9) | EOS -500N / Rebel G / KISS II (1996.9) | EOS-IX (1996.10) / EOS-IX Lite /IX-7 (1996.3) | EOS-3 (1998.11) | EOS-88/3000 (1999.3) | EOS-300 / Rebel 2000 QD / KISS III (1999.4) | EOS-1v (2000.3) | EOS-30 / EOS-7 / EOS Elan 7E (2000.10) | EOS-3000N /EOS-66 / Rebel XS-N (2002.2) | EOS-300V / Rebel Ti / KISS V (2002.9) | EOS 3000V / Rebel K2 / KISS Lite (2003.9)

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