Canon’s Technological Wonder EOS-1N RS

Back in late 1994 Canon released the newest member of their EOS 35mm SLR film camera family, the EOS-1N. This hyper-talented camera series would be the last 35mm film cameras made by Canon on the dawn of the digital age.

**The motor drive in the RS was non-removable and was capable of up to 10fps in the high-speed continuous mode!!**

**Scan from the Canon EOS-1N sales brochure for the RS – 1994**

**Scan of the instruction manual – Japanese Edition 1995**

**Pictured with its standard lens – Canon EF 50mm f1.4 USM**

Do I need the high-speed function of a 35mm SLR film camera that goes through film like it’s a movie camera? Heck no, but it’s a blast owning it (kinda like a Corvette). You don’t need it but it’s fun to drive.

As the weather turns more favorable for out and about shooting I hope to take this marvel for a spin around town (pandemic appropriate of course).

Thanks for stopping by! – Chris

Be sure to stop by my camera shop at http://www.ccstudio2380.com

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