Canon 1014 Autozoom Electronic

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Canon 1014 Autozoom Electronic

Year: 1972-1979

Weight: 2000 g (4.41 lbs)

Lens: Canon zoom 1,4 / 7 - 70mm (Filter size: 58mm)

Macro focusing

Split Image Focusing

Auto / Manual Zoom with two speeds

Frame rates: 18, 24, 54 + single frame

Shutter degree: variable to 150

Manual / Auto Exposure

Flash contact

Fades

Lap dissolve of 60 frames

Rewinding / Double Exposure

Run lock

Remote control socket

No sound

6 X AA batteries

Made in Japan

Original price in Japan in 1973: 119900 Yen

Prices on eBay:

  • eBay USA:
    • US$ 316 in 07/1999
    • US$ 325 in 08/1999
    • US$ 260 in 08/1999
    • US$ 168 in 06/2007
  • eBay Germany:
    • EUR 128,71 (+ EUR 7,00 shipping) in 11/2006
    • EUR 53,88 (+ EUR 6,90 shipping) in 03/2007
    • EUR 11,50 (+ EUR 5,90 shipping) in 03/2007 (sold as "broken")
    • EUR 95,00 (+ EUR 6,00 shipping) in 04/2007
  • eBay Austria:
    • EUR 150,00 (+ EUR 6,08 shipping) in 02/2007
    • EUR 45,05 (+ EUR 8,00 shipping) in 03/2007

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[edit] Comments

Canon's top model in the early 70's.

See this camera in canon's online-museum.

[edit] Reviews

A highly desirable camera for both use and collecting. Generally reliable but cameras do fail electrically and become completely dead since there appears to be a weakness with the supply between the batteries in the grip and the camera body. Similar to the 814 Electronic but has a faster slow motion speed (54 instead of 40), superimposition and lap dissolve in addition and a superb 10:1 zoom lens of the same filter thread size (58mm) as the 814E. The wideangle end starts at 7mm and while 6mm would have been better an aspheric converter can be fitted for wider views. Cheaper than the sound version 1014E XL-S and hence better value for money using silent cartridges.

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