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New film body from Canon
by Kronos » Feb Wed 11, 2004 10:37 am
The new Elan 7N
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by Ballen Photo » Feb Wed 11, 2004 1:15 pm
Nice find Mark, Unfortunately, with my collection of film bodies, I haven't been following the film camera market at all lately. Since the 10D came into my possesion, I've really had no need to shoot film anymore with the possible exception of B&W. 
Maybe I should have another look at the new crop.
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Maybe I should have another look at the new crop.
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by Dr. AccurateImage » Mar Sat 20, 2004 10:57 pm
Canon not only came out with the a new Elan 7n they also came out with an Elan 7NE ( the eye focus version) and a quartz data back version. The camera is equipped for ETTL 2 which is supposed to be an improvement over the previous ETTL. I will know exactly how much improvement when I receive my new 1D MK11.
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by intensesupernova » Mar Sun 21, 2004 5:42 am
Dr. AccurateImage wrote:Canon not only came out with the a new Elan 7n they also came out with an Elan 7NE ( the eye focus version) and a quartz data back version.
Isn't that standard protocol for Canon's Elan and upper series?
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