Canon Ae 1 Program

[1] I have used this film since it first was available. I shoot only 35mm (Canon AE-1 Program). I do mostly street photography. This film works great under all lighting conditions. I have it processed ..., scanned to a CD and then I print on my computer. I use an Epson R2880 printer. It does a fantastic job in B&W. Looks as good as what I did years ago in the dark room and I don't have to breath the chemicals. One great film. I shoot only with fast Prime lens.Doug Albert,Houston, Tx.

[Metal, Brass] Our old Canon AE-1 Program's lenses are now useable on the new Canon EOS R5 camera. The adapter fits snugly on the lens as well as the camera. I am only an amateur photographer but highly recommend this adapter.

[12 x 4 x 0.3"] haven't had any issues using this with my Canon AE-1

[Additional] Great way to buy Canon Support Program.

[Zinc Alloy] My Dad shot in his earlier years with a Canon AE-1 and an assortment of FD lenses. I need to get the camera back working, though the lenses are just fine. In the meantime, I bought this to use with my current main body--a Canon EOS R--and could not be happier with the chance to honor my Dad for first inspiring me to shoot!

[Yes] I use this on an old Canon AE-1. The strap is really wide compared to the camera. It holds three film canisters which is really helpful. I haven't used/abused it much yet, it's used just for class and for that purpose I would highly recommend it. It beats the shoelace I was using.

[0.09 lb] This is exactly what I needed for my Canon AE-1. Unfortunately it was shipped in an entirely separate box, although probably due to shipping regulations.

[1.195 lb] You should see what I see. It is like I got laser operation for my eyes. I can see everything better with this gadget. I remembered my first Canon AE-1. Fits to SmallRig cage perfectly.

[3.3' / 1 m] I needed to repair my Canon AE-1 mirror damp. Happy to find the right size foam at B&H. Just finished replacing the old foam with the new foam. The foam was the perfect thickness. Now going to get the 1.5mm foam from B&H to replace the light seals on the inside of the camera door. B&H was the only place I was able to find the right size foam with adhesive backing.

[115.7°] I initially hesitated to purchase this lens with my Canon 5D IV because of its modest price, but decided to give it a try because of the testimony of other photographers I trust. �My friends were right--I am very happy with the performance. �The AE chip helped confirm focus very accurately and reasonably fast, and the images I got were stunning. �They were extremely sharp and clean with a reasonable amount of distortion easily corrected with Lightroom. �I initially purchased the lens as an inexpensive way to get f/2.8 for astrophotography, but I am finding it performs well for an array of other wide angle applications--closeups , architectural photograph, etc. �I am sure the less expensive version of the lens, which is completely manual is good, but the extra expense of the AE chip seems to be worth it.