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| Canon EOS 620 Autofocus Film SLR (1987) |
First Published - 10 March 2017
Re-written from scratch - 03 March 2019
Canon introduced their first ever autofocus film SLR in 1987, the EOS 650. It was followed by this EOS 620 in 1988; it had similar features to the former model but with improvements (eg. faster shutter speed max at 1/4000"). My only reservation of owning one is that it uses expensive 2CR5 lithium batteries (a shop in Cubao sells one for PhP450.00).
Canon EOS 620
Autofocus Film SLR
Year Produced
May 1987 - September 1988
Kit Lens
EF 50/1.8
EF 35-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Mount
Canon EF
Shutter Speed
30 seconds to 1/4000", Bulb
Power Source
2CR5 Lithium Battery
Other Features
Shiftable program AE
Autobracketing up to ±5 stops (1/2-stop increments)
Maximum of 9 multiple exposures
Uniform EL illumination of the external LCD panel
(the world’s first on a camera)
Made in Japan
Canon Mount History
1956-1964: Canon R Mount
1964-1971: Canon FL Mount
1971-1990: Canon FD Mount
(same as FL but with auto diaphragm)
1987-present: Canon EF Mount
2003-present: Canon EF-S Mount (for APS-C)
2012-present: Canon EF-M Mount (for mirrorless)
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