Canon F-1 35mm SLR Camera
The Canon F-1 was a groundbreaking professional 35mm single-lens reflex (SLR) camera introduced in 1971, designed to compete directly with the Nikon F and F2. Featuring a robust, fully mechanical design with interchangeable components, the F-1 offered unprecedented flexibility for professional photographers. Its modular system allowed for customization with different viewfinders, focusing screens, and backs, making it adaptable to various photographic needs.