Canon's early EOS film SLR — the 600 with 3-zone evaluative metering for the EF system.
The Canon EOS 600 (EOS 630 in North America) is a 35mm autofocus SLR film camera from the Canon EOS system, released approximately 1989. An enthusiast-level body from the early EOS lineup. Canon EF mount.
35mm film SLR. Canon EF mount (all EF lenses compatible). EOS AF system (lens-motor AF). Multiple metering modes. Motorised film transport. At approximately 570g. Canon EF mount.
The EOS 600 was an enthusiast film body in the early Canon EOS era, positioned above the basic EOS models. Full Canon EF mount compatibility makes all Canon EF L-series lenses compatible — useful for EF lens owners who want to shoot film. The EOS AF system requires EF lenses (not FD-mount lenses).
On the used market the Canon EOS 600 is a capable early EOS film SLR. Condition checks: shutter at all speeds, film transport mechanism, meter accuracy, viewfinder condition. Canon EF mount — compatible with all Canon EF and L-series lenses.