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Updated Sep 17

Canon AE-1 35mm Film Camera with Canon 50mm f/1.8 FD Kit

Name: Canon AE-1 35mm Film Camera with Canon 50mm f/1.8 FD Kit
Brand: Canon
SKU: 66e5ee5ffe7e2c738f945e83
Price: 250.0 USD
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Presenting a clean working Canon AE-1 35mm film camera with 50mm f/1.8 FD Lens. The camera has been cleaned and tested (without film) with a type 4LR44 6V battery and shutter fires every time with different shutter speeds. A very nice camera for your vintage collection or film photography. Kit includes a shoulder strap, lens cap, a 4LR44 6V battery for the camera, a Canon FD 28mm f/2.8 Lens and case and a Canon Speedlite 177A Automatic Flash (requires 4xAA batteries, not included) Model # Canon AE-1 Serial # 582689 Canon FD 50mm Lens SE # 1140864 Canon FD 28mm Lens SE # 198178

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Cameras, Photo & Video

Film Photography

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4 Comments

aletossa @momoya78 Hi! Super keen on this camera, just a couple of questions for you: 1. You mention the camera has been cleaned and is working, I'm wondering if the lens is clean of haze or fungus? 2. Since you tested without film, are the seals original or have they been replaced? Are there any light leaks? 3. Do the speeds seem relatively accurate? 4. Does the meter work and seem accurate? 5. Is the aperture springy and close properly when the shutter is fired? Any help is very much appreciated!

Sep 16Reply

momoya78 @aletossa hello! There are no haze or dust and the seals seems to be ok but I can replace the seals at an additional cost if interested. I can’t tell of there are any light leaks as I have not tested it with a film. I can also test the camera with a B&W FILM but all of these come at an additional cost. Lens and light meter works with the aperture opening and closing without any problem and the meter seems to be accurate although I won’t know until it tested with a film.

Sep 16Reply

aletossa @momoya78 Thank you for your response! How much would testing it with B&W film cost? I'm not as worried about the seals if they seem okay to you, based on your sale history and social media I trust your judgement. Apologies if this is too much, I've just never bought a camera online and I want to do my due diligence.

Sep 16Reply

momoya78 @aletossa Hello again and it’s no trouble at all. It’s the cost of a roll of film plus development, about $40. The seals look good but I won’t really know until I try a roll of film. In any case I usually change the seal if I intent to start taking photos which is another $20 additional.

Sep 16Reply