Canon Canonet QL19E Analogue camera





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Canonet QL19E 35 mm film camera in good physical condition with untested functionality.
Description from the seller
Quantity 1
Object Analog camera with original leather protective case
Brand Canon
Model The Canonet QL19E
Year Years'60s
Origin Japan
Dimensions in cm (length, width, height) 15 x 9 cm
Condition Unknown working status
Special features
The Canonet QL19E is a 35mm film camera with a rangefinder, manufactured by Canon and produced between 1965 and 1969. It belongs to the long-running Canon Canonet series, produced between 1961 and 1982.
The Canonet QL19 E is the first Canon camera with an electronic shutter. The shutter blades were magnetically operated. The QL19 E has no manual settings and therefore provides little information about exposure. The "E" version was equipped with a Seiko EE shutter, in contrast to the standard Copal SV shutter in the rest of the QL-series.
The Canonet QL-series was introduced in 1965 as an evolution of the Canonet, with shutter-priority, CdS-meter-driven automatic exposure, and manual adjustment capability. The naming differences correspond to the differences in aperture. The QL17 had a 45mm f/1.7 lens, the QL19 a f/1.9 and the QL25 a f/2.5, both in a Copal SV shutter.
Quantity 1
Object Analog camera with original leather protective case
Brand Canon
Model The Canonet QL19E
Year Years'60s
Origin Japan
Dimensions in cm (length, width, height) 15 x 9 cm
Condition Unknown working status
Special features
The Canonet QL19E is a 35mm film camera with a rangefinder, manufactured by Canon and produced between 1965 and 1969. It belongs to the long-running Canon Canonet series, produced between 1961 and 1982.
The Canonet QL19 E is the first Canon camera with an electronic shutter. The shutter blades were magnetically operated. The QL19 E has no manual settings and therefore provides little information about exposure. The "E" version was equipped with a Seiko EE shutter, in contrast to the standard Copal SV shutter in the rest of the QL-series.
The Canonet QL-series was introduced in 1965 as an evolution of the Canonet, with shutter-priority, CdS-meter-driven automatic exposure, and manual adjustment capability. The naming differences correspond to the differences in aperture. The QL17 had a 45mm f/1.7 lens, the QL19 a f/1.9 and the QL25 a f/2.5, both in a Copal SV shutter.

