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''For the identical named digital SLR camera see [[Canon EOS 1000D|Canon EOS Rebel XS]]. | ''For the identical named digital SLR camera see [[Canon EOS 1000D|Canon EOS Rebel XS]]. | ||
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| + | The '''EOS 500''' is a entry level 35mm [[autofocus]] [[SLR]] introduced by [[Canon]] in 1993. It is known as the '''EOS Rebel XS''' in the North American market and the '''EOS Kiss''' in Japan. A nearly identical model without flash was available in the American market called '''EOS Rebel X'''. The model successors are the [[Canon EOS 500N|EOS 500N]] released in 1996. | ||
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For the identical named digital SLR camera see Canon EOS Rebel XS.
The EOS 500 is a entry level 35mm autofocus SLR introduced by Canon in 1993. It is known as the EOS Rebel XS in the North American market and the EOS Kiss in Japan. A nearly identical model without flash was available in the American market called EOS Rebel X. The model successors are the EOS 500N released in 1996.
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| EOS Rebel XS image by Mario Groleau (Image rights) |
