Canon EOS 1000F N

Canon EOS 1000F N (EOS Rebel II N)

The Canon EOS 1000F N is a classic 35mm SLR that perfectly balances advanced functionality with a lightweight, user-friendly design. Released in 1992 as an upgrade to the original EOS 1000, this "N" version features a quieter shutter mechanism and faster autofocus performance. It is an ideal choice for photographers who want the creative control of an SLR without the heavy bulk. With a built-in flash and a wide variety of shooting modes, it is a versatile companion for everything from portraits to fast-paced street photography.

Key Features

• Brand: Canon

• Model: EOS 1000F N

• Lens Mount: Canon EF Mount (Fully compatible with all EF lenses)

• Focus System: Phase-detection Autofocus (AF) with Manual override

• Shutter Speeds: 30s to 1/2000s + Bulb

• Flash: Built-in pop-up flash with Red-Eye Reduction

• Shooting Modes: Full Auto, Program (P), Shutter Priority (Tv), Aperture Priority (Av), and Manual (M)

• Film Format: 35mm (DX coded ISO 25-5000)

Condition Used – Good condition This Canon EOS 1000F N has been tested and is in good working order. The autofocus is quick and the shutter fires accurately at all speeds. The built-in flash pops up and fires as intended. The film transport system, including auto-load and rewind, functions smoothly. The viewfinder is clear and the LCD display remains sharp. The camera body shows light signs of use consistent with its age, but has been well-maintained.

What’s Included

• Canon EOS 1000F N Camera Body (S/N: 5036115)

• Body Cap
  

Expert Advice The EOS 1000F N is highly recommended for analog photography students because its interface is very logical and easy to master. Since it uses the Canon EF mount, you have access to a massive library of lenses, including modern professional glass. It’s also one of the lightest SLRs ever made, making it a great travel camera. For the best results, we suggest using a fresh 2CR5 lithium battery and ISO 400 film, which provides great flexibility for both indoor and outdoor shooting.