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Canon, headquartered in Tokyo, is a Japanese company that specializes in imaging and optical products, including cameras, photocopiers and computer printers. Its current name is Canon Inc. (キヤノン株式会社).

The company was founded in 1933 with the name Seiki Kōgaku Kenkyūjo (精機光学研究所, or Precision Optical Instruments Laboratory) by the co-founder Yoshida Gorō and his brother-in-law Uchida Saburō, funded by Mitarai Takeshi, a close friend of Uchida. Its original purpose was to research into the development of quality cameras. In June 1934 they released their first camera, the Kwanon (pronounced kannon), named after the Buddhist bodhisattva of mercy of the same name (観音, カンオン; in Chinese Guān Yīn). The following year the camera's name was changed to the less overtly religious Canon (キャノン, pronounced kyanon). The company changed its name to Canon Camera in 1947, and to Canon in 1969.

The company's earliest cameras derived much from the design of the Leica threadmount rangefinder cameras; concerns about patents, as well as ignorance of the precise specification of the Leica thread mount, kept these earliest Canon cameras distinctive. Copies only came after the war, but Seiki Kōgaku swiftly equipped postwar Canon bodies with a combined viewfinder / rangefinder with three-way switchable magnification (50mm, 100mm, and rangefinder only). Other innovations followed.

Seiki Kōgaku at first did not have its own optical factory, so it used lenses made by Nikon, but it soon started to make its own lenses under the Serenar brand (later renamed Canon). These lenses remain popular even now by users of rangefinder cameras from Canon, Leitz, and so forth.


Digital

DSLR

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Fixed Lens


  • Canon PowerShot A100
  • Canon PowerShot A200
  • Canon PowerShot A300
  • Canon PowerShot A310
  • Canon PowerShot A400
  • Canon PowerShot A410



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  • Canon PowerShot SD10
  • Canon PowerShot SD20
  • Canon PowerShot SD30


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  • Canon PowerShot SD100
  • Canon PowerShot SD110
  • Canon PowerShot SD200
  • Canon PowerShot SD300
  • Canon PowerShot SD400
  • Canon PowerShot SD500
  • Canon PowerShot SD450
  • Canon PowerShot SD430 Wireless
  • Canon PowerShot SD550
  • Canon PowerShot SD630 Digital ELPH/Digital IXUS

35mm SLR

Fixed lens

R Mount (1959-1963)

  • Canon Flex
  • Canon Flex RP
  • Canon Flex R2000
  • Canon Flex RM

FL Mount (1964-1969)

FD Mount (1970-1990)

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EF Mount (Auto Focus)

Canon's EF mount is the widest throat lens mount for modern 35mm-format SLR cameras (film or digital). The distance from flange to film is also quite small, which makes it one of the most adaptable: though AF functions do not work, many users have adapted their EOS bodies to use lenses from Nikon, Contax, Leica, Pentax, and others.

  • Canon EOS 1
  • Canon EOS 1n
  • Canon EOS 1n RS
  • Canon EOS 1v
  • Canon EOS 3
  • Canon EOS 10s
  • Canon EOS 30
  • Canon EOS 50
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EF mount (Manual Focus)

Lenses for other mounts

See Exakta lenses for a couple of 1955 lenses for the Exakta (or Topcon).

35mm rangefinder

Interchangeable lens

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And also screwmount lenses for the above (or other bodies with an appropriate lensmount). Canon also made the 25/3.5 in Contax (or Nikon S) mount.

Fixed lens

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  • Canon A35F
  • Canon A35 Datelux
  • Canon Canonet
  • Canon Canonet Junior
  • Canon Canonet S
  • Canon Canonet QL 17
  • Canon Canonet QL 17 New
  • Canon Canonet QL 17-L New
  • Canon Canonet QL 17 GIII
  • Canon Canonet QL 19
  • Canon Canonet QL 19E
  • Canon Canonet QL 19 New
  • Canon Canonet QL 19 GIII
  • Canon Canonet QL 25
  • Canon Canonet 28
  • Canon Canonet 28 New
  • Canon Canodate E
  • Canon Canodate E-N
  • Canon Datematic
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35mm compact

  • Canon AF35 MII
  • Canon MC
  • Canon MC QD
  • Canon MC 10
  • Canon LA 10
  • Canon LA 20

35mm half frame

  • Canon Demi, also color models
  • Canon Demi C
  • Canon Demi S
  • Canon Demi EE17
  • Canon Demi EE28
  • Canon Demi Rapid
  • Canon Dial 35
  • Canon Dial 35-2
  • Canon Dial Rapid

APS film

SLR

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compact

  • Canon IXUS APS compact camera series, for example the Canon IXUS II
  • Canon ELPH APS compact camera series (same as IXUS series, ELPH=northamerican label)
  • Canon IXY APS compact camera series (same as IXUS series)

Regular 8mm Film

  • Cine 8-T
  • Cine Canonet 8
  • Cine Zoom 512
  • Motor Zoom 8 EEE
  • Reflex Zoom 8
  • Reflex Zoom 8-2
  • Reflex Zoom 8-3

Super 8mm Film

  • AF 514 XL-S
  • AF 310 XL
  • AF 310 XL-S
  • Auto Zoom 318 M
  • Auto Zoom 512 Xl Electronic
  • Auto Zoom 518 Super 8
  • Auto Zoom 518 SV
  • Auto Zoom 814 Electronic
  • Auto Zoom 814 Super 8
  • Auto Zoom 1014 Electronic
  • Auto Zoom 1218 Super 8
  • Auto Zoom 2018 Electronic (prototype)
  • Zoom 250 Super 8
  • Zoom 318 Super 8
  • Zoom 518 Super 8
  • Zoom DS-8 (double super 8mm camera)
  • 310 XL
  • 312 XL-S
  • 514 XL
  • 514 XL-S
  • 814 XL Electronic
  • 814 XL-S
  • 1014 XL-S

Single 8mm Film

  • Single 8 518
  • Single 8 518 SV

16mm Film

  • Scoopic 16
  • Sound Scoopic 100
  • Sound Scoopic 200
  • Sound Scoopic 200S (200SE is the same but has viewfinder markings for TV)
  • Sound Scoopic 200S10
  • Sound Scoopic 16M
  • Sound Scoopic 16MN
  • Sound Scoopic 16MS
  • Systema Sound 16

126 film

  • Canomatic C30
  • Canomatic M70

110 film

  • Canon 110 E
  • Canon 110 ED
  • Canon 110 ED20

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