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1957  Canon L-1 is like a Canon VT but with lever advance instead of a bottom trigger advance, and lever rewind instead of knob rewind, no self timer. Film counter is manually set, controlled by the serrated wheel just below and to the right of the film advance. Also done in rare black version. matr. 563.411 |
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1957-1958  The L3 is an economic version of the Canon L1, does not have flash synchronisation & the 1/1000 top speed. matr. 535.076 |
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1957  The VT de luxe is an improved version of the VT (a rewind crank replaced the knob on the VT). A hinged back is fitted to allow film loading and a lever is provided in the baseplate to facilitate rapid film advance matr. 548.428 |
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1957-1958  Canon VT Deluxe VTDZ rangefinder camera. Canon VT Deluxe VTDZ was made from April 1957 to June 1958 - just for over a year. Fewer than 4,900 examples were made, and so even though it is slightly more common than other Canon VT Deluxe models, it is still an uncommon camera.Canon VT Deluxe VTDZ: Same as the above, but there is a door-opening key on the bottom plate (the previous model doesn't have one). matr. 552.785 |
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1958  Canon P (P means "Popular") camera, it is based on the Canon V1L, and was available in silver and in very rare black finishes.  matr. 766683 |
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1958  Canon VI-T camera features a non-rotating shutter speed dial. It is the last Canon fitted with a lever in the baseplate to facilitate rapid film advance. matr. 618.645 |
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1958  The VI-L was identical to the VI-T, except for a thicker baseplate and a trigger winder on the bottom. The VI-L has a special parallax-corrected accessory shoe. Combined with the right accessory finder, a small pin would push the finder up or down to compensate for distance. The VI-L was 5mm lower in height than the VI-T. serial range 600.000 - 621.000 |
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1958  Canon VL2 was made in 1958. Fewer than 8,500 bodies were made, and so it is a quite uncommon camera. matr. 875.587 |
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1961  Anche commercializzata da Bell & Howell. La serie delle Canon 7 č l'ultima prodotta di fotocamera a telemetro ad ottiche intercambiabili 39x1. Ci sono tre versioni di questa fotocamera, la prima con l'esposimetro al selenio facilmente riconoscinile per le dimensioni, la seconda serie invece fu dotata di un esposimetro CDS alimentato da una pila, la terza seri o Canon 7Sz secondo Dechert, con piccoli miglioramenti. Also sold under Bell&Howell logo. tje "Canon 7" is the last camera series with interchangeable-lens 39x1. There are three body types in this series, the original Canon 7 with a selenium cell (1961-65); the second (Canon 7s - 1965-67) series was with CdS metering; and the very near Canon 7sZ using Dechert's naming style, with little improvement. matr. 837.716  |
 
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1965  Canon 7s is a modified version of the Canon 7. The built-in exposure meter was changed from a selenium cell to a battery powered CdS cell. matr. 106.047 |
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1965    I modelli 7s e 7sZ sono pressochč simili, la 7sZ č piu' rara ed e' riconoscibile immediatamente per le maggiori dimensioni della manopola di rivvolgimento pellicola. The 7s and 7sZ are almost the same camera. The Z is the rarer and improved version of the 7s, most easily noticeable by its larger rewind knob. matr. 118.653 |
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