Canon EOS 1000N
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The EOS 1000N is a newer revision of the Canon EOS 1000 line of 35mm SLR cameras releases in 1992.
In the Americas the most most basic models without flash is called EOS Rebel II. A date version is also available as the EOS Rebel II QD. The flash versions of the camera is called EOS 1000FN while the American version is called EOS Rebel S II or often written with non roman spelling as EOS Rebel S2. The flash date version is available EOS 1000FN QD. In Japan it is know as EOS 1000S QD or with a panorama option as EOS 1000S QD-P.
The improvements in these models over the EOS 1000 is a new shutter capable of a faster 1/2000s. The auto focusing speed has also improved with a more accurate and quicker response. The film advance and rewind mechanization has also been changed with a significant reduction in audible noise. The mode dial also contains a setting SF: for soft focus. This feature takes 2 exposures on the same frame. The first exposure is in focus and the second soft. The soft setting can be adjusted in two steps. A strange and unusual feature is the self timer that can play four different chimes during the count down.
