Canon's final professional film SLR — the EOS 1V, the last flagship Canon film camera.
The Canon EOS 1V was released in 2000 as Canon's ultimate professional film SLR — the last flagship Canon film body. Featuring a 45-point AF system with AI Servo predictive tracking, 10fps with Power Drive Booster, and the most advanced metering Canon ever put in a film camera. It remained in production until 2018 as the final EOS film body.
The 1V represents the pinnacle of film SLR technology. 45-point AF with 11 cross-type provides the most advanced AF ever in a film camera. 21-zone evaluative metering. 10fps with optional PB-E2 booster. The camera handles identically to the EOS 1D series digital bodies — the same professional ergonomics and build philosophy.
Canon EF mount — fully compatible with all EF lenses. Weight is approximately 940 grams body only. Build quality is the absolute finest Canon SLR engineering — fully weather sealed magnesium alloy. The vertical grip and professional ergonomics match the 1D digital series. Optical viewfinder with 100% coverage. Uses 35mm film.
Available at moderate prices — increasing interest from film photographers. Check AF accuracy, motor drive, and all seals. Canon's ultimate film camera. The 45-point AF and 10fps were extraordinary for film. Still a genuinely capable professional film SLR. Pairs perfectly with all Canon EF lenses. A piece of camera history at the peak of film technology.