Canon EOS 5

It has proved to be a nice friend of mine through ages have not undergone any problem in using it so far,the photograph quality is by far the best and whatever may be the External conditions, it proves itself to be the bes in it's kind. It has got a powerfulflash light which proves useful even at night.the only drawback it has got is that it has a protruding Flash Light,which doesnt make it stylish ...  Read the complete review

OK, so the Canon EOS 5 is an obsolete camera, but…………what a fantastic secondhand bargain. Canon produced the EOS 5 for upwards of 9 years, by which time, although it was still selling well, it was starting to look a little dated. I've been a keen amateur and semi-pro photographer for around 20 years. Although I've used many cameras over the years, I've always used the Canon EOS range as my main outfit. In 2001, my trusty, 11 year old EOS 600 started playing up. Considering it had had a pretty hard life and in excess of 500 rolls of film through it, I couldn't really complain. I needed to replace it fairly quickly so, on impulse, I bought a ex-demo ...  Read the complete review

The EOS5. Its an SLR camera so what you see is pretty close to what you will get on the print or slide. The lenses are interchangeable so with the vast array of lenses available in Canon fit most types of work can be tackled. This is not the only Single Lens Reflex camera on the market, there are many. So why an EOS5? Well it's been in production for nine years, this is no mean feat. Not with the Japanese, they won't keep an item in production if it doesn't sell. Why does it still sell after all these years? It is still as it always was a very good camera. I don't intend to bore anyone with detailed specifications, these can be found ...  Read the complete review