Canon Canonet QL17 Analogue camera

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Canonet QL17 rangefinder 35mm film camera from 1965 in good physical condition and tested and working, featuring a fast Canon SE 45mm f/1.7 lens, chrome and black metal body, and comes with its original leather case and UV filter.

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The Canonet QL17 is a classic rangefinder film camera from 1965, featuring a fast Canon SE 45mm f/1.7 prime lens. It boasts a solid, high-quality silver-and-black metal body and a bright, clear rangefinder viewfinder. It offers both automatic and manual exposure modes, along with the convenient Quick Loading system. The lens optics are pristine, the body covering is intact, and the chrome exterior shows natural signs of wear consistent with age.

Comes with original leather case and UV filter

The Canonet QL17 is a classic rangefinder film camera from 1965, featuring a fast Canon SE 45mm f/1.7 prime lens. It boasts a solid, high-quality silver-and-black metal body and a bright, clear rangefinder viewfinder. It offers both automatic and manual exposure modes, along with the convenient Quick Loading system. The lens optics are pristine, the body covering is intact, and the chrome exterior shows natural signs of wear consistent with age.

Comes with original leather case and UV filter

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Canon
Model/type nr
Canonet QL17
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Film type
35mm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Hong KongVerified
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Objects sold
97.78%
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