Canon EOS 650-620-630-600 and RT
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the original EOS models
Celebrating a true milestone in photography: I’ve put together the ultimate side-by-side comparison of the four original models that started the analog Canon EOS lineup.
Each of these camera bodies shares its DNA and chassis design with the trailblazing first model, the Canon EOS 650.
To this day, I absolutely love taking these cameras out for a spin! For me personally, the Canon EOS 600 was the exact camera that marked my entry into the EOS ecosystem all those years ago.
Canon EOS 650-620-630-600 and RT
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the original EOS models
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Canon EOS System
1987 - 2022
A milestone has turned 35 years old!
Over 35 years ago, Canon introduced the world to the EOS system with its debut model, the EOS 650, quickly followed by the EOS 620, 600, and the unique RT.
And yes, before anyone mentions it: I know there were two other models—the EOS 750 and 850—but we’re going to skip those basic, stripped-down bodies... We are talking about proper analog SLRs for the absolute king of film formats back then: 35mm. To this day, I can wholeheartedly recommend each of these four bodies. They aren't just great entry-level tools; they are fantastic performers for any analog shooter.
In this video, we’ll take a deep dive into the differences between these four classic cameras. Thanks for watching and for your interest!
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