Canon TLb - Camera

Canon TLb - CameraManual focus FD mount 35mm SLR released by Canon in 1974. It was intended as a lower cost alternative to the FTb and had a few features cut. This includes a slower maximum shutter speed and the removal of the hot shoe. This camera was not sold in Japan until 1976. The original price (32,300 Yen) is the equivalent of around 350 Euros in 2024. Metal body available in silver. Shutter: Horizontal cloth focal plane, 1s 1 500s + B. ISO Range: 25 1600 Size:

It provides an upright

Minolta 80-200mm f4

Manual focus telephoto lens for FD-mount 35mm SLR cameras introduced by Canon starting in 1981

It is designed to be used with Canon T-series

7Artisans 28mm f1

and AI-S indent so it will meter properly on all manual focus Nikons and can be used with the advanced program modes of later models

Manual focus normal zoom lens made for FD-mount SLRs by Canon

Size: 233 x 144 x 104 mm

Early examples do not have the "II" written on the barrel but can be differentiated from the first version by the "Lens made in Japan" and "Macro" (instead of a flower symbol) written on the barrel

Nikon 135mm f2

Carl Zeiss Jena 80mm f2

Manual focus standard lens made for FD mount SLRs by Canon in 1980