Canon EOS 1V Film SLR Camera Features and Technical Specs

STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY COMBINES STRENGTH AND ELEGANCE

The EOS-1V is the premium SLR camera on the market today. The preferred choice of professional photographers the world over, the EOS-1V has been completely re-engineered to withstand the toughest conditions.

Features
  • Wide-area 45-point AF
  • Maximum continuous shooting speed of 10 fps
  • Ultra tough & duarble magnesium alloy casting
  • E-TTL/A-TTL/TTL autoflash metering with Speedlites
  • Optional EOS Link software allows downloading of shooting data

Shutter
Vertical-travel focal plane shutter with soft-touch electromagnetic release and all speeds electronically controlled

Viewfinder

 
Fixed eye level pentaprism

Viewfinder information

 
Displayed via 7-segment LCD digit and character display
- Manual exposure level
- AE lock
- Flash ready, unsuitable FE lock warning
- High speed sync (FP flash)
- Shutter speed
- FE lock (FEL)
- Bulb (bulb)
- Focusing point selection made
- Depth-of-fileld AE mode (dep 1, 2)
- Aperture setting
- Exposure compensation
- Flash exposure compensation
- In-focus indicator

Metering system

 
TLL full-aperture metering:
- 21-zone evaluative metering
- Partial metering (±8.5%)
- Centre spot metering (±2.4%)
- Mulit-spot metering (up to 8 spots selectable)
- Centre-weighted average metering

Filmspeed range

 
ISO 25-5,000 by DX/ISO 6-6,400 manually

Metering sensitivity (ISO 100 with 1.4)

 
EV 0-20

Exposure correction

 
+ or - 3 stops in 1/3 or 1/2 step increments

Exposure modes

 
- Program AE with variable shift
- Shutter-priority AE
- Aperture priority AE
- Depth-of-field AE (no variable shift)
- E-TTL program flash AE
- A-TTL program flash AE
- TTL program flash AE
- Manual
- Bulb

Focusing screens

 
Laser-matte screen with Area EF Ellipse, focusing points, and fine spot metering circle, 9 optional interchangeable screens are available

Flash AE

 
E-TTL, A-TTL, TTL autoflash

Maximum X-Flash Synchronization

 
1/250 sec.up to 1/8,000 sec.with high-speed sync. of EX Speedlites

Multiple exposure

 
Up to 9 exposures

Autofocus

 
45-point Area AF via TTL-Area-SIR (Secondary Image Registration)with Area AF CMOS sensor.One-shot AF,Al Servo AF.Manual focusing possible

Film loading

 
Automatic.Film automatically advances to first frame (unless switch is set to L)

Film transport (max. shooting speed)

 
10 fps (with PB-E2 and NP-E2)

Special features

 
- High precision 45-Point Area AF
- More focusing point selection methods
- Max.continuous shooting speed of 10 fps
- Moving parts sealed against water and dust
- Highly rigid magnesium alloy for the top and front covers
- Durability of 150,000 shutter cycles
- 20 customs functions with 63 settings
- EOS link software

Shutter speeds

 
30 sec.-1/8,000 sec.

Power source

 
1 x 2CR5

Display

 
In the viewfinder and LCD display panel

Self-timer

 
Electronically controlled with a 2 or 10 sec.delay

Body dimensions (W x H x D)

 
161 x 120.8 x 70.8 mm

Weight (body only)

 
945g


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