Canon EF

Released in 1973, Canon's first SLR with an electronically controlled shutter. It features the FD mount and shutter-priority AE. With its robust build, it was a model favored by professionals.

Canon AL-1

An entry-level SLR released in 1982. Compatible with the FD mount, it features a visual focus assist function known as the 'Speed Finder.' It was developed with beginners in mind.

Canon FD24mm F1.4L・

The Canon New FD 24mm F1.4L is a large-aperture wide-angle manual lens introduced in the 1980s. Known for the high image quality typical of L-series lenses and its bright F1.4 aperture, it's ideal for astrophotography and night scenes. It's still highly popular today as a legendary lens. With a mount adapter, it can also be used on modern digital cameras.

Canon New FD85mm F1.2L

A medium telephoto, large-aperture manual focus lens for the FD mount, released in the 1980s. With an impressively bright maximum aperture of F1.2, it offers a shallow depth of field that makes subjects stand out, along with beautifully smooth, creamy bokeh. It's especially well-suited for portrait photography, where its expressive rendering and soft, dimensional look truly shine.