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| Canon MC (without flash) image by JJ Lee (Image rights) |
The MC (micro compact) range consisted of two 35mm compact camera models, the high-end autofocus Canon MC, introduced in April 1984 (QD version also available) and the fixed focus MC10 of March 1985. They were made in Japan by Canon.
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| With lens barrier closed and flash attached image by Chi Bellami (Image rights) |
Canon MC specifications
- Lens: 35mm, f/2.8 (4 elements in 4 groups).
- Shutter speeds: 1/8-1/500s.
- Viewfinder incorporates icons indicating focal distance
- Separate Speedlite MC-S flash attaches to side. Guide No: 11m at ISO 100.
- Film speed up to ISO 1000.
- Self-timer.
- Optional Quartzdate feature.
- Power: Two 1.5V AAA batteries.
- Dimensions and weight: 137x65x42 mm, 330 g (with MC-S and batteries).
Canon MC10 specifications
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| MC 10 image by Casual Camera Collector (Image rights) |
- Fixed focus lens: 35mm, f/4.5 (4 elements in 4 groups).
- Shutter speeds: 1/20-1/350s.
- Available in a variety of colours: Dark brown, dark green, and dark blue. The Speedlite MC-S also came in matching colours.
- Power: Two 1.5V AAA batteries.
- Dimensions and weight: 137x65x42 mm, 315 g (with MC-S and batteries).
