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It was quite light and it operated quite quietly. It had a large set of operation modes including fully automatic modes, semi-automatic modes, scene modes and [[TTL]] flash modes. It was succeeded by the [[Canon EOS 3000V|EOS 3000V]], an even lighter camera body. | It was quite light and it operated quite quietly. It had a large set of operation modes including fully automatic modes, semi-automatic modes, scene modes and [[TTL]] flash modes. It was succeeded by the [[Canon EOS 3000V|EOS 3000V]], an even lighter camera body. | ||
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Revision as of 04:38, 28 April 2023
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| EOS 3000 N image by bottledog (Image rights) |
The Canon 3000N released in 2002, was one of Canon's last 35mm film consumer SLR bodies for Canon EF autofocus system lenses. In other markets it is also known as the EOS Rebel XS N, EOS Rebel GII as well as the EOS 66. It replaced the Canon EOS 3000 in the line up.
It was quite light and it operated quite quietly. It had a large set of operation modes including fully automatic modes, semi-automatic modes, scene modes and TTL flash modes. It was succeeded by the EOS 3000V, an even lighter camera body.
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| EOS Rebel GII image by Omar Bermúdez Corona (Image rights) |
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| EOS 66 image by Kristy Anne Ligones (Image rights) |
Links
- Canon EOS 3000N at Canon Camera Museum
- Introduction to the Canon EOS GII part 1 / part 2 by David Hancock on Youtube
