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Canon EOS 650 (film camera) : Specifications and Opinions

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The Canon EOS 650 (film camera) is a reflex camera that uses film (non-digital) manufactured from 1987 to 1989 (discontinued). It does not have a continuos shooting mode.

5 users have given it an average vote of 8.8 out of 10

Esposure
Shutter speeds	30" - 1/2000
Exp. compensation	+/- 5 stops at 1/2 steps
Exp. modes	M, S, A
Metering modes	Multi-Area, Semi-Spot, Spot
Features
Stabilization	No
Autofocus (AF areas)	6
Continuos shooting	FPS
Pre-Burst	No
Live View	No
MLU/SS	No
Video mode
WiFi	No
GPS	No
USB Charging	No
Camera body and built
Viewfinder	Optical, coverage 94%, 0.80x
Flash	No
Battery	Alcalina
Weather sealing	No
Weight	560 g
Dimensions	148 x 108 x 67 mm
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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Google Translate.

Marcopin78

sent on November 22, 2019

Pros: Solid, reliable, simple

Cons: Nobody

Opinion: I inherited it from my father and it gave birth to my passion for photography. It's solid and well built, but the simplicity of use is amazing. The design is understated, the grip great and the size generous but not exaggerated. The presence of automations helps, personally I use it almost always in priority of openness. I also highly recommend it because it is used for a few euros.

Michele Piscitello

sent on December 11, 2017

Pros: Versatile, solid, very very good autofocus for the time

Cons: Nobody above all because it is from 1987

Opinion: I found myself very well with this camera, the shooting modes are selectable with the wheel placed near the shutter, very convenient in my opinion, the function modes are various, you can select via the ignition wheel if you enable or minus the focus sounds or select the "automatic" mode with the green frame. It did not disappoint me above all on the quality that can compete with the most modern cameras. There is a small door at the bottom below the viewfinder with buttons including the rewind of the roll (not always necessary, since once the roll is rewound by itself) timer to perform self-timer, battery check and AF function. Through a special button near the lens you can see the aperture of the diaphragm so as to immediately determine if the photo will be too dark or not simply looking in the viewfinder. The display (not backlit) placed next to the mode selection wheel%3B, allows you to view the necessary, but also in the viewfinder is shown the aperture and shutter speed, present on the display, but it can be useful when it is impossible to control directly in the viewfinder. Battery for several months, disposable lithium that I bought on Amazon.The autofocus although it was the very first years in which it appeared on the market, behaves more than good, my 650 in particular is 30 years old and has been stopped for I do not know how many, was among the many cameras of my grandfather and I decided to stop making them take dust, no problem, like new, incredible shots with a realism and a quality that from an analog of 1987 has nothing to envy to the most modern , very fun to use and made me love analog photography so much, like my first camera I do not ask for anything better and it has taught me so much, recommended.rn

Maurizio Colombini

sent on August 21, 2017

Pros: Solid, versatile, modern (compared to the time).

Cons: In my opinion, no one.

Opinion: Specifications: rnMessage: single-sensor AF with shooting or focus priority (minimum illumination 1 EV); Servo-assisted manual focus. RnMirino: fixed pentaprism with 94% coverage and 0.8X magnification. RnPhoto Focus: Interchangeable (standard glazed "matte laser"). RnSensors visible in the viewfinder: manual exposure, spot reading, timing, diaphragms, fixed exposure corrector, flash ready light, automatic field depth function, AF confirmation (see external display). Meter: with a silicon cell. RnMission light: 6-segment TTL, spot or semispot. RnExposure: programmed automatic, priority of times, priority of diaphragms, priority of field depth, manual. RnExposure manual correction: +/- 5 EV. Automatic bracketing: yes. Exposure reading block: yes. Measuring range: from Ev -0.5 to Ev 20 with film 100 iso and f / 1.4 lens. RnSensitivity: 6 to 6400 Iso in manual, 25 to 5000 Iso in DX. RnExposure with flash: automatic TTL with dedicated flashers. RnCutter: with electronic control with vertical sliding metal blades. RnTimple: 30 seconds to 1 / 2000sec plus pos. B. Syncro-flash: 1 / 125sec. RnControl of the depth of field: yes. RnAutoscope: electronic with 10 seconds delay. LnInvest lens: bayonet Canon EF. RnDorso: interchangeable. RnAdvanced film: built-in 5 ftg / sec engine, single or continuous cadence, multiple exposures. RnPower: a 6V lithium battery type 2CR5. Battery test: yes. RnDimensions: 148x108x68 mm. Weight: 660 g only body.rnrnrnrnrnAfter a few days of use, I kept confident with the machine controls. The specimen in my possession is in a good state of conservation and has no signs of use. RnrnThe first impression it has is solidity: the metal structure varnishesTo semi-matt also gives a sense of elegance. The design is modern and offers excellent ergonomics. The controls are arranged fairly and are intuitive. The engine immediately wraps the film with a hiss I would say nice. The display shows the number 1 that corresponds to the count.rnrnAt you can set the usual shutter modes: aperture, timing, manual, and auto priority. For setting the priority parameter value, the knob rotates above the shutter button : The value is visible on the lcd display (which is not lit.) The set times range from 30 seconds to 1/2000, beyond the setting B.rnrnThe shot is dry and the viewfinder shows the values ??set. In addition, a round led that can be fixed by allowing the shutter or flashing, such as focus failure, preventing it. RnrnThe machine has full compatibility with all EF lenses, while EF-Socks can not be mounted. Being a machine designed and manufacturedIt's thirty years ago, I have to say that it has features of all respect that make it into the category of advanced semi-pro / amateur. A nice toy, in short, which is now affordable to a few tens of euros. I took it to € 69.50 with a 12-month warranty and I'm sure I did a great buy.rnrnThen I finish this review, reserving to upgrade if I find more interesting details in the future.

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