EOS-1 V REF.NO. Cl 24401

PARTS CATALOG

CIZ-840

EOS - IV

cm-9282

Gel-4255

@&, \*

l-8595x2 C8191

C81 -9

,g6 *s

CBI-7980

Pg. 4 1

16 (See Pg. 3)

c8k7983 ( See Pg.

8 CA+9405,2 C8l-9217

C8J-7981x2

cm-9147

CBI-9148

CA l-94 C81-f772x2

REF.NO. NEW Cl Z-8401 PARTS NO.
CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 -9080-000 -9401-000 -9402-000 -9405000 -9427-000

DESCRIPTION

D F F F
COVER, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW PLATE, COUPLER CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS,

PH PH PH PH PH

CBI 4255-000 CBI -7772-000 CBI -7979-000 CBI -7980-000 CBI-7981-000 CBI-7982-000 CBI-7983-000 CBI -8580-000 CBI-8581-000 CBI +3585-000 CBI -8595-000 CBI-9147-000 CBI-9148-000 CBI -9167-000 CBI -9168-000 CBI-9191-000 CBI-9195-000 CBI-9196-000 CBI -9216-000 CBI-9217-000
WASHER (0.1 mm) COVER, FRONT PANEL (LEFT) COVER, FRONT PANEL (RIGHT) DIAL, EYEPIECE ADJUSTING LEVER, EYEPIECE SHUTTER CAP, REMOTE MASK, OLC WINDOW, OLC TAPE, DOUBLE TAPE, DOUBLE

SIDED SIDED

(LEFT) (RIGHT)

* * * *

CBI -9223-000 CBI -9282-000 CBI -9367-000 CBI-9373-000

C E D D

SEAL, GRIP SHAFT, EYEPIECE 0 RING SPACER, EYEPIECE

ADJUSTING

CIZ-8401

EOS-IV

CAP6504-040

@CBl-9213

CY3-I (See 240-000 detail) CBI-9214 CBI-9 @a \ 194 I

CBI-9349

loo-132

CBI-9186 i I

4 CBI-9

CH2-5286 81-91 84x

5 fl CBI-9363

7O-357x3 1

CH2-5287 l-9354 XA4-9170-457,2 CY3-1240-000 (XXX) A (mm) detail B (mm) 3.00 3.00 2.00 3.00 3.20 3.20 3.20 C (mm) 0.00 I.35 I.25 0.00 I.35 1.25 @STANDARD XA4-91
Q (001) (002) (0 IO) (01 (012) I)

8 (mm) 2.80

C (mm) 0.00 1.35 I.25 0.00 I.35 1.25
SIZE (020) (021) (022) (030) (031) (032)

A (mm)

8 (mm) 3.20 3.20
C (mm) 0.00 1.35 I.25 0.00 I.35 I.25
SIZE (040) (04r) (042) (050) (051) (052)

2.80 2.80 3.00

3.20 2.80 2.80 2.80

3.00 3.00

REF.NO. NEW Cl 2-8401 PARTS NO.
CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI -6504-040 -9168-000 -9 176-000 -9328-000 -9422-000 -6761-000 -6762-000 -8593-000 -9184-000 -9186-000
D D C C F C C D C c D C C D C C C D C C D C c C D D C E E c C D D D D (xxx) D F F F F F F
SHOE, ACCESSORY SPACER, INSULATING BOTTON, RELEASE SPRING, PLATE SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, CONTACT, ACCESSORY CONTACT, ACCESSORY TAPE, TOP METAL BUTTON, MODE COVER, MODE SWITCH

* * * * t *

CBI-9187-000 CBI -9194-000 CBI-9198-000 CBI-9199-000 CBI -9201-000 CBI-9202-000 CBI-9203-000 CBI-9204-000 CBI-9206-000 CBI -9207-000 CBI-9208-000 CBI -9209-000 CBI-9210-000 CBI-921 l-000 CBI-9213-000 CBI-9214-000 CBI -9225-000 CBI -9349-000 CBI-9354-000 CBI-9363-000 CGI-3750-000 CG I-3754-000 CH2-5285-000 CH2-5286-000 CH2-5287-000
BASE, MCiDE SWITCH Bull-ON, ADD COVER, ACCESSORY SHOE PIN, ACCESSORY SHOE COVER, BACK SVVlTCH BUTTON, AEL BU-ITON, FPSEL BASE, BACK SWITCH COVER, EL-C SWlJCH BUTJON, EL-C BASE, EL-C SWITCH BUTTON, FEL COVER, FEL SWITCH COVER; RELEASE PIN, RELEASE SHAFT, RELEASE SEAL, DIAL BASE, ACCESSORY SHOE HOLDER, EL SWITCH BOITON, AF MODE COVER ASSY, TOP PCB ASSY, TOP SWITCH, BACK SW1 JCH, EL-C SWITCH, MODE SHAFT, SCREW SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, WASHER, WASHER, ADJUSTING CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, RETAINING RETAINING 1.3MM PH PH PH

CY3-1240-000 XAI -3170-457 xA4-9170-357 xA4-9170-457 xA4-9170-707 XD2-1100-132 XD2-1 loo-202

CBI-9369

L a --,Y cat-9 I45

CH2-5288

REF.NO. NEW

Cl Z-8401 PARTS NO.

CA1 -9418-000 CBI -7756-000 CBI-9145000 CBI-9182-000 CBI -9183-000 CBI-9218-000 CBI -9219-000 CBI -9220-000 CBI -9221-000 CBI -9353-000 CBI -9360-000 CBI -9377-000 CBI-9379-000 CG I-3720-000 CGI-3755-000 CH2-5288-000 CS3-5021-E
1 SCREW CONNECTOR, REMOTE BUTTON, PV RING, MOUNT PIATE, MOUNT RING SEAL, FRONT SEAL, FRONT SEAL, FRONT SEAL, FRONT STOPPER, RT COVER COVER COVER COVER SOCKET
BOlTON, UNLOCK PLATE, FRONT COVER SCREW PCB ASSY, REMOTE COVER ASSY, FRONT SWITCH, SPRING, PV UNLOCK

BOTTON

EOS-Iv
REF.NO. NEW Cl 2-8401 PARTS

CA1 CA1 CBI CBI CBI

PJY73A PH

CLASS

E F E E E D D D C C
COVERING, GRIP SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SCREW SCREW TAPE, DOUBLE SIDED WASHER (O.lmm) COVER, BATTERY GRIP, TOP 0 RING GRIP UNIT
-9184-000 -9185000 -7974-000 -7975000 -8586-000

YJ da9

PJ 9% 5% Y?YX Yn5z dl%iEf-7
CBI-8595-000 CBl-9170-000 CBI -9174-000 CBI -9792-000 CG I-3760-000

li--1ln

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l9JY7 o!J >Y( 3 997) rllJ ytya=y t+

REE NO. Cl2-8401

CAl-9085

cm-9370 if I INSjxE

~81-9181

C81-9235 a I

\ I r. -I

cm \ I I

-I JN.S1 6a. 4 XG8-I

foe-561 I

CBI-9371

WI-0903

-J c r,
CHZ-5289 CBI-9237 \ D cm-9372

37-170

Cl 2-8401 PARTS NO.
CA1 -9085-000 CBI-9181-000 CBI -9235-000 CBI -9236-000 CBI -9237-000 CBI CBI CBI CBI CHI -9370-000 -9371-000 -9372-000 -9378-000 -0903-000
D D C C C C C C E D D D D F D

-1 I 1 I, I I I I.1 ,l 1

CONTACT, MAIN SWITCH LEVER, MAIN SWITCH SEAL, TRIPOD SEAL, BOTTOM COVER I SEAL, BOTTOM COVER (GRIP) SEAL, BOTTOM COVER SEAL, BOTTOM COVER SEAL, BOTTOM COVER SCREW BOARD, MAIN SWITCH FPC, MS SWITCH, REWIND COVER ASSY, BOTTOM SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, BALL, CLICK 2 3
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1 (3 Jy7 @) 2 3

MAIN SWk?z

%4=/X4YFS&

CHI-1551-000 CH2-5289-000 CGI-3759-000 x91-1737-170 XG8-1 loo-561

MS7 I&

II74x%4y3?fA 7;fi/f-zzy b %4=/X4YBl3?HSZ $-J~(MAIN sw)

Cl2-8401

EOS -IV

cm-3745 ( See

XA4-9200-559 CBI-7977 \ $ 8 I i % XA4-9200-559 XA4-9200-607. CAI-x2 CBI-7706

CBI-8578

(See Pg. 9)

CBI-7707

XA4-8200

XA4-8 CBI-9 7

140-257 I89.-4il

C8l-9233

CBI-85;2

CAI-94

CAI-9094
CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CA? -9094-000 -9404-000 -941 O-000 -941 l-000 -9427-000
E F F F F E D D C E D E D E C D E C C C C C D D F F F F
I I SHAFT, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, PALM WING CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS,

PH PH PH PH

CBl-6739-000 CBl -7706-000 CBI -7707-000 CBl -7977-000 CBI-8578-000 CBI -8582-000 CBl -8584-000 CBI -8592-000 CBI-9144-000 CBI-9188-000 CBI-9189-000 CBI-9190-000 CBl-9226-000 CBI -9233-000 CBl -9240-000 CBl -9369-000 CGI -3745-000 CH2-5212-000 cs2-6931-000 XA4-8140-257 XA4-8200-357 xA4-9200-559 xA4-9200-607
SHAFT, BACK RING, STRAP RING, STRAP SEAL, STRAP PLATE, STRAP

COVER (L) (R) R , L GND

TAPE, PALM SWITCH HOLDER PLATE, STRAP R GND TAPE, DIAL INSULATION BASE, BACK SWITCH COVER, PALM WING PLATE, CATCH HOLDER, PALM SWITCH SEAL, BACK SWITCH SEAL, HINGE COVER (TOP) SEAL, BODY R SEAL, STRAP L COVER ASSY, BACK SWITCH, PALM SPRING, COIL SCREW SCREW SCREW, SCREW,
CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS,

EOS- IV

XG8-I XA4-9170-557

100-581

CAl-9415

p I53 h. I GJ

cm-9 CAI-9118
CS2-5003-000 I I Strength 4209 340g * 3009
(XXX) SIZE (OIO) (020) (030)

detail I

;r): STANDARD
CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 -7606-000 -9118-000 -9119-000 -9126-000 -9407-000
D D E D F F D E D D D D D D D (xxx) E F F F F
I 2 I 2 RING, DIAL SPACER, CONTACT CONTACT, DAIL COVER, DIAL CONTACT SCREW, CROSS-RECESS,

+ * * t

PH PH PH PH PH PH PH
SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, WASHER BALL, STEEL

REF. 9

Cl20840

I?XA4-9170-907

CAI-7618

170-257

XAI-7170-257x2
Cl 2-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS
D E E F F E E C E C C E D F F F F F

PARTS \

I I I I 1 I SEAL, FILM SPRING, PLATE HOLDER, CASSElTE SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, COVER, BACK CONTACT SHAFT, FILM GUIDE SEAL, BODY BASE, MODE SWITCH SEAL, BODY L RUBBER

CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1

-4257-000 -7618-000 -7619-000 -9403-000 -9427-000

* * * * * *

CBI -6727-000 CBI -7770-000 CBI -7976-000 CBI -9185-000 CBI-9239-000 CBI -9247-000 CGI -3728-000 CG I-3748-000 XAI-1170-257 XAI-7170-257 xA4-9170459 xA4-9170-557 xA4-9170-907
SEAL, SYSTEM CONNECTOR SYSTEM CONNECTOR UNIT PCB ASSY, HV SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, PH PH PH

REF. IO

Cl208401

CBI-93

CHS-0163

CBI-9310

CGI-3752
CB 1-93 I O-000 CBI-931 l-000 CBI -9313-000 CBI-9314-000 CGI-3751-000 CG I-3752-000 CH2-6170-000 CH50163-000 CH50164-000 XAI -7170-307
CASE, OLC BASE, OLC HOLDER, OLC 1 HOLDER, OLC 2 LCD UNIT-(OUTSIDE)
PCB ASSY, DISPLAY CONNECTOR, OLC LCD, EXTERNAL ELECTRO LUMINESCENCE SCREW

Cl?840

CANON c8 I- 7983x2

EOS-IV 0

I XA4-9200-809 XA4-8170-409,2 x99-0481x2

XAI-72OO-959,2

CGI-3044

CS3-0038

CGI-3046

CBI-9319 l-9 138

%I CBI-2689 \ lx2 \ 93 XA4-9200-707

Cal-753

XA4-9200-707 =s

C81-9320

CB l-9322 I 8 XA4-9170-357
REf=.NO. NEW Cl 2-8401 PARTS NO.
CA1 CA1 CA1 CBI CBI * * * * * * * -7531-000 -9002-000 -9138-000 -2688-000 -2689-000
F D E E F E E E E E E E E D D D D D D D D F F F F F F F F F
SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SOCKET, TRIPOD WASHER, DC/DC VIBRATION MOUNT SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, 2 SCREW COVER, EYEPIECE BASE, CONNECTOR HOLDER, DC/DC BASE, BOTTOM

CBI -7983-000 CBI -9169-000 CBI -9315-000 CBI -9317-000 CBI-931 S-OOQ CBI -9320-000 CBI -9322-000 CFI-3343-000 CG I-3044-000 CGI-3045-000 CGI-3046-000
SHEET, BOTTOM PLATE, RAG-GND FORK PRESSURE UNIT REWlND WORM GEAR UNIT FORK UNIT REWIND PLANETARY PCB ASSY, DC/DC EYEPIECE UNIT PCB ASSY, MAIN FPC, SPDN GEAR, REWIND SUN SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SCREW SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SCREW SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, GEAR UNIT
CGI-3731-000 CG I-3735-000 CG I-3740-000 CHI-1548-000 CS3-0038-000 X99-0481 -000 XAI -7200-959 XA4-1200-507 xA4-6170-659 XA4-8170409 xA4-9170-357 xA4-9170-557 xA4-9200-707 XA4-9200-809

FCH PH PH PH

REF. 12

CS3-2047 CS2-6481

\* \ ff. ep
I.-.-. CBI-9276. XG8-I 100-58 I

XA4-9170-307 cm-9274

x 38-l

100-58

I 3869

CBI-9285

! p- g xA4-9140-307x* \
ml@& CBI-CBI-4 % Q CBI-9229

CS2-6482

C81-9229

CBI-9372

170-457

CBI-7978

CA1 -981 O-000 CBI 4289-000 CBl-7978-000 CB I-8583-000 CBI -8599-000 CBI CBI CBI CBI CBI -9227-000 -9228-000 -9229-000 -9274-000 -9275-000
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E E E E C C C C E D E E D E D C D D D D E E E E F F F F
I 1 I I SCREW SCREW PLATE, EYEPIECE PLATE, EYEPIECE SEAL, EYEPIECE

* * * * * *. *

LUG-GND SHUTTER-GND 3
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
SEAL, EYEPIECE 3 SEAL, EYEPIECE 1 SEAL, EYEPIECE 2 SPRING, EYEPIECE CLICK CAM, EL FEED SPRING, SHAFT, EL CLICK EYEPIECE. YOKE YOKE B
CBI -9276-000 CBI -9279-000 CBI-9280-000 CBI -9285-000 CBI -9288-000 CBI-9372-000 CFI-3868-000 CFI-3869-000 CFI-3870-000 CFI-3874-000 cs2-3923-000 CS2-6481-000 CS2-6482-000 CS3-2047-000 xA4-9140-307 xA4-9170-307 xA4-9170457 XG8-1 loo-581
LEVER, EYEPIECE SCREW CASE, EYEPIECE
SEAL, EYEPIECE RIGHT LENS ASSY, EYEPIECE 1 LENS ASSY, EYEPIECE 2 LENS ASSY, EYEP. ADJUSTING EYEPIECE SHUTTER ASSY SHAFT, SPRING, SPRING, SHAFT, SCREW EYEPIECE EYEPIECE EYEPIECE FEED CAM DRIVE SHUTTER YOKE

SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, BALL, STEEL

REF. 13

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X99-0481 CAI-9128 CB 1-9376 i I I.
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CBI-9352

CBI-9248 CBI-2685-030 P? I I kBl-8590 CAI-6485 CBI-9249 F
CBI-9364 I-5690 :A1 -I I I i

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XA4-91

7O-459x2

CAI-9007

CBI-6599 a-----

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XA4-9170-359 x3

(See CGI-3715
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XA4-9200-457x2 I

CAI-941

170-507
CA1 -2474-000 CA1 -6485000 CA1 -9007-000 CAI-9121-000 CA1 -9122-000 CA1 -9128-000 CA1 -941 l-000 CB I-2685-030 CBI -6599-000 CBI -8590-000
A E D D E D F E E E D E E E E E E E E E C E E D D D E D F F F F F F
1 I 1 I CAP, PC TERMINAL INSULATOR RING, PC RETAINER LEVER, LATCH BUTTON, LATCH SPACER SCREW, SPOOL SHIELD, SCREW

CROSS-RECESS, LIGHT

CBI-9177-000 CBI -9248-000 CBI -9249-000 CBI-9316-000 CBI -9338-000 CBI-9350-000 CBI-9351-000 CBI-9352-000 CBI-9364-006 CBI -9376-000 CFI-3332-000 CGI-3715-000 CGI-3723-000 CG I-3726-000 CSI -5690-000 CSI -5780-000 CS2-6488-000 CY3-1234-000 X99-0481 -000 xA4-9170-359 xA4-9170409 xA4-9170459 xA4-9170-507 xA4-9200457
COVER, LATCH CONTACT, BACK COVER CONTACT, BACK COVER BASE, FILM BASE, MD CONNECTOR HOOK, LATCH LEVER, LATCH LOCK HOLDER, LATCH SWITCH PIN, LATCH SWITCH INSULATOR TERMINAL, PC FILM ADVANCE UNIT FILM LOADING SENSOR DX UNIT SPRING, COIL SPRING, COIL SPRING, LATCH LOCK BODY UNIT SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS,

SWITCH SVVlTCH

PH PH PH PH PH PH

CGI-3710

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CAP9079-000

1 CBI-926 I I

XAI-3170-30fp

CAI-9079-See delail)

XAI-7170-359 Qb

CS3-6036 Bl-42280000~030~/-.~.

-QCBt-91 IS-OOO(O24~

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cs3-5014

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*NEW 0

mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm

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CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 -5077-000 -7777-000 -9078-000 -9079-000 -9245000 (xxx) (xxx) (xxx) (030)
E C E E E E D E E D E E E E E E E D E E C D E E D E E C F F F F F F F F
WASHER, FINDER FOCUSING MOUNT, BODY SHIM, FINDER FOCUSING PLATE, PARALLAX ADJUSTING LEVER, SENSOR STOPPER, PLATE, PLATE, RUBBER LIGHT SHIELD STRAP L GND
CBI -4228-000 CBI -4236-000 CBI -8578-000 CBI-9119-000 CBI -9127-000 CBI -9262-000 CBI-9285000 CBI-9308-000 CBI-9309-000 CBI -9318-000 CBI -9345-000
COLIAR STOPPER, MIRROR SHIELD, LIGHT SCREW CUSHION, MIRROR CUSHION, MIRROR PLATE, WING SCREW
* * - CGI-3708-000 * CGI-3710-000 * * *
CBI -9799-000 CFI-2987-000 CFI -3063-000
SCREW SWITCH, LENS LOCK PIN UNIT MOUNT CONTACT ASSY FRONT PANEL UNIT l-l-L UNIT PENTAPRISM UNIT SPRING, COIL SPRING, MOUNT SPRING, QR SPRING, MOUNT, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, SCREW, WASHER WASHER WASHER MIRROR BODY (O.lmm CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, CROSS-RECESS, (0.05mm) (0.1 mm) (0.2mm)
CGI-3714-000 CG I-3730-000 CS2-5020-000 CS2-7205-000 cs3-5014-000 CS3-6036-000 CY 1-1280-000 X99-0635-000 XAI -31.40-I 89 XAI -3170-307 XAI -7170-359 XAI -7200-357 XDI-1102-120 XDI-1102-121 XDI-1102-122

under) PH FCH PH PH PH

(32-840

WI-3725

W-7782-OOO(O35) CAP9022~000(030

CS2-6489 t

CBl--000(030) CS3-0613 )(D2-1100-102 CS2-69270OOO(OO8)

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CHI-1346

Al-9421,2

CFI-3763. p

CS3-5018

CAP200 -3765

CA1 -9016

I ~9 X02-l

100-132
CA1 CA1 CA1 CA1 CBI CBI CFI CFI CFI CFI -2005000 -9016-000 -9022-000 -9421-000 -7781-000 -7782-000 -2963-000 -3335000 -3763-000 -3765-000
E F E F, D E E E E E E E E E E E E E F F

(030) (030) (035)

BALL BEARING, NMB L-520 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH COLIAR, MC SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH STOPPER, CHARGE RUBBER STOPPER, CHARGE RUBBER MC LEVER UNIT GEAR UNIT, CAM SHUTTER CHARGE LEVER UNIT CAM FOLLOWER UNIT CHARGE UNIT PC& CHARGE PHASE SPRING, MC SPRING, RELEASE SPRING GEAR, CHARGE 1 GEAR, CHARGE 2 SPRING, CHARGE F E RING WASHER, RETAINING

* * * * *

CGI -3725-000 CH I-l 346-000 CS2-6489-000 CS2-6926-000 CS2-6927.000 CS3-0612-000 CS3-0613-000 CS3-5018~000 XD2-1100-I XD2-1100-I

(120) (008)

REF. 16

1 CGI-3707

bp N.S

CY3-1235

\CY3-1237

REF.NO. Cl 2-8401 CLASS

C E E E E E
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NEW PARTS NO. * CG I-3707-000
* * * * CY3-1235000 CY3-1236-000 CY3-1237-000 CY3-1238-000 CY3-1239-000
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SHUTTER CURTAIN wm I- yd-IfA
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CGI-3738

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CBI-9286 Q--Ia II 1 I3

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CM-9258 XA4-6 170-309

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Battle of the Titans: NIKON F6 vs. CANON EOS-1v vs. LEICA R9
Shutter Release, April 2005

Revised March 2007

Canon got the better of Nikon and Leica on Internet forums in 2004 with regard to film cameras. If ad hoc quips about the worlds leading 35mm SLR cameras were to be believed, Canon had pulled ahead in optics and overall speed of operation. As to Leica, well, the legendary mark had already had its day and is a stodgy if reliable instrument years behind Canon and Nikon. The stereotypes were flat-out wrong, even before the introduction of the new Nikon F6 in late 2004. The reality is that each manufacturer has selectively invested in features for different users. Canon has led in technology to steady hand-held telephoto lenses. The Leica R9 provides ultimate finessing of manual with automatic controls to a precision of 0.1 f-stop (in multi-pattern metering), and is arguably the most user-friendly of the three cameras. The Nikon F6 is a more versatile and lighter redesign of the F5 that pioneered the most advanced autoexposure system available, engineered for accuracy in extreme or peculiar lighting conditions where other cameras would fall short. Features in Common The three flagship models are equipped to enable excellence in most photographic situations. Together with their abundant selections of optics and all manner of gadgetry, the top-of-line Nikon, Canon and Leica cameras have been widely considered the best in 35mm film photography. The Nikon F6, Canon EOS-1v and Leica R9 offer: Evaluative autoexposure: The microcomputer in the camera assesses a scene through an array of sensors, and applies an ideal aperture and/or shutter speed as fast as 1/8000 sec. or as long as a half hour. For example, the autoexposure systems will recognize a backlit portrait and provide optimal exposure of the subject despite the brighter background for which average metering would overcompensate and result in too dark an image. Spot metering: The photographer can set exposure according to readings of one or multiple small areas in the composition. Focus tracking (Canon and Nikon): The predictive autofocus systems of the Canon EOS-1v and Nikon F6 lock on to and follow a designated subject if it or
the photographer are moving. Focus is maintained through a single or series of rapid-action exposures. Leica 35mm SLR cameras do not have autofocus, the absence of which however allows for some benefit as elaborated below. An extensive selection of lenses including macro optics for close-up photography, and shift lenses for architectural photography. Advanced flash synchronized up to 1/8000 sec. Viewfinder showing 99-100% of the image captured on film (Nikon F6 and Canon EOS-1v). The Leica R9 viewfinder shows 97% of the horizontal field and 96% of the vertical. High reliability: durable, maximally shockproof bodies and shutters, usable in virtually all weather conditions. If the batteries fail, the cameras can operate either without battery power (with limited functionality) or alternatively (Canon) may be equipped with a back-up battery source. Price ranges of $1650-2000 for the Canon EOS-1v, $2000 for the Nikon F6 and $3000 for the Leica R9 (as of March 2007). Approach to Camera Selection In considering a camera purchase, photographers should first learn which models offer features most important to their needs, then examine and handle the final contenders to assess the controls and ensure the feel and weight are satisfactory. In the past, photographers attracted by leading features but not wishing to invest in a premium model could easily consider more modest equipment of the same product line. At present, however, this alternative applies almost exclusively to Canon, since Nikon and Leica have limited film camera options below flagship models. Nevertheless, recently discontinued second-line cameras tended to share similar design approaches and technology, as well as interchangeable optics and accessories. Premium used models of Canon and Nikon film cameras are widely available. Potential advantages and disadvantages of the three leading Nikon, Leica and Canon film cameras are largely subjective depending on user priorities.

Nikon F6

For photographers desiring total freedom to compose and shoot instantly, with autoexposure for virtually every imaginable situation, the Nikon F6 offers an advantage in its evaluative 3D Color Matrix Metering II system, an enhancement of the superbly competent metering of the F5. This technology does considerably more than measure illumination and equate the image with a particular composition and lighting pattern to figure proper exposure.

When a Nikon F5 or F6 lock into focus, its 3D Color Matrix metering senses the colors as well as the framework of the composition. Information on depth of field, from the lens, is also imputed. The microcomputer in the camera then identifies and matches the scene, its lighting and color conditions with an archetypical image among a database of upwards of 30,000 photos. (The F5 featured roughly that many reference images; the improved Color Matrix metering in the F6 has several times more, according to unofficial sources.) The cameras will not only sense when a photograph is taken in a snowscape, but will further adjust exposure for the shade of blue or gray of the sky. Blues tend to produce mild underexposure as normally metered by the gray scale that has long been the basis for camera metering of reflected light. Improving on this, contemporary Nikon film and digital cameras allow slightly more exposure for blues compared to other evaluative systems. Bright yellow also tends to produce underexposure using the gray scale; green tends to produce overexposure; in either case, current Nikon cameras will compensate. The system also detects fluorescent and tungsten lighting, and makes appropriate adjustments to exposure (but film cameras cannot correct for the different lighting, which is a function of film, filters and processing). The Red-Coated Man on the White Horse A veteran camera dealer advises that Nikon 3D Color Matrix metering is the only autoexposure system that will finely expose an image of a red-coated man on a white horse. Other systems will expose primarily on the basis of the white of the horse. The Nikon F6 will identify the image as of a person on an animal, and expose primarily on the basis of the person and their clothing. A seasoned photographer could of course manage the situation of a red-coated person on a white horse with an incident light meter (i.e., measuring the light falling on the subject, rather than the light reflected off it). Or use spot metering, or standard center-weighted metering together with basic knowledge of the reflective qualities of the primary colors. Or, a photographer could simply bracket the image (i.e., take various exposures at different speeds or apertures to assure at least one or two finely exposed images). The compelling advantage of advanced Nikon metering is instant photography of complex lighting situations that could otherwise take significant time to master with a light meter, back-of-mind calculations or bracketing. For candid people photography and other potentially unique situations never to come again, the 3D Color Matrix system can be a valued asset. User comments on Internet forums on the earlier Nikon F5 indicate owners believe the system adds value, with the most difficult conditions managed well and typically exposed about f-stop more accurately than conventional evaluative metering in other advanced camerasa difference that can make or break a transparency.

Improvements in the Nikon F6 The F6 is more compact than the F5; camera weight has been reduced by about half a pound to just over 2 lbs. While not a small camera, the redesign brings it more in line with the less bulky Canon EOS-1v. Controls are reportedly friendlier but the range of options remains daunting. Grip has been improved. As to performance assists, the F6 adds dynamic autofocus for closest-subject, selective area and single-point focusing, which are also available on Nikons more advanced digital cameras but were not offered with the dated F5. Also, the F6 flash control system takes account of subject distance as well as brightness in determining an optimal mix of flash and existing light. Photographers not needing 100% viewfinder coverage (92-95% can be advantageous in providing a margin of safety from film fringing or simply for cropping) or ultra-rapid motor drive but desiring the advanced Nikon metering may want to consider a lighter, used Nikon SLR. The 3D Color Matrix system was available for some years on a number of quality Nikon film cameras with essentially the same metering capabilities included on the flagship F5.
Canon EOS-1v Canon is renowned for its innovations in optical technology. The most advanced telephoto system and the only tilt-and-shift optics in 35mm photography are Canon hallmarks. Together with the predictive autofocus and high-speed operation (up to 10 frames per second) of the EOS-1v, its not difficult to understand how a gaggle of rapid-action photographers came to chat up the Internet with talk of Canon superiority. Canon Image Stabilization Technology Ten Canon high-power and moderate telephoto lenses are equipped with gyroscopic sensors feeding into a microcomputer controlling focal-plane alignment to counteract vibration. Recently, Canon adopted its Image Stabilization (IS) technology to a multi-purpose 28-135mm zoom lens. Tests by leading photographic magazines have indicated the IS technology allows hand-held photography at speeds 1.5-2 f-stops slower than normal. In situations such as low-light photography, IS can sufficiently steady a hand-held image at 1/8 1/15 secthe equivalent of 1/30 sec. unassisted. IS technology will similarly improve photography from a moving vehicle. As a rule, shutter speed should be no slower than the reciprocal of the focal length of the lens (e.g., a 200mm telephoto lens requires a 1/200 sec. or faster shutter speed hand-held. With Canon IS technology, minimum safe speed would be reduced to 1/601/100 sec.)

Canon Fluorite Glass Canon offers telephoto optics of fluorite crystal, which minimizes color fringing (chromatic aberration) in its high-magnification 500-1200mm(!) lenses, and in several telephoto zoom and fixed lenses of lesser focal length. Canon Tilt-and-Shift Lenses Canon, Leica and Nikon offer shift lenses to assist architectural and (to a limited extent) landscape photography. Canons shift lenses go a step further, offering front tilt similar to large-format cameras. By tilting the lens downward in relation to the film plane, the foreground will come into sharper focus together with the background, in most picture-taking situations. Tilt and shift are offered by Canon on three lenses: 24mm, 45mm and 90mm. Tilt is normally not required for wide-angle architectural photographystopping the lens down moderately is usually sufficient to bring both foreground and background into focusstill, tilt may be helpful on the very wide 24mm lens in landscape and commercial product photography. Tilt-and-shift optics (and the shift lenses of other manufacturers) have to be manually stopped down and cannot be used in automatic exposure mode, although meter readings may be made through the lenses.

Leica R9

Leica 35mm SLR cameras are designed for the reflective photographer who prefers deliberative precision to automatic operation. As such, the Leica R9 does not have autofocus, though it has an evaluative autoexposure and bracketing system that will serve the photographer well in most picture-taking situationssimilar to Canon in this respect. The Nikon F6, Canon EOS-1v and Leica R9 allow for manual override of autoexposure, as well as a selection of metering modes. Yet for the hands-on photographer desiring full control, the Leica R9 advantage is its metering system allowing for exposure adjustments as fine as 0.1 f-stop in automatic multi-pattern metering mode. For users not needing autofocus, its absence from Leica SLR models means lenses with less glass, less complexity, less weight, a bit more light reaching the film which a purist may appreciate. Three Leica R lenses in particular offer sterling performance. The 90mm f/2 Apo-Summicron-R aspherical lens provides superb resolution at all apertures, even wide-open. The 15mm f/2.8 Super-Elmarit-R offers incredible, Biogon-like performancenegligible distortion, excellent contrast and minimal light falloff (about.3 f-stop)wide-open as wellwith a diagonal field of view of 111. Extreme-wide medium and large-format optics of this caliber usually require a centre filter and lack the portability and rapid-reaction/real-time capability of this 35mm lens. Third, in the telephoto range, the Leica 280mm Apo-Telyt-R also produces images

of extraordinary quality, unmatched in contrast rendition and absence of chromatic aberration at wide apertures, and is fairly portable for a lens of such focal length. Subtle Leica features add up. Reviewers have opined that the Leica viewfinder provides the brightest, clearest view of the three leading cameras. The R9, while solidly built and by no means a lightweight, is the most compact. A Leica with lens will often weigh 1-2 lb. less than its competitors. The controls of the Leica R9 are appealingly uncomplicated and user-friendly. A plus, to some, is the absence of numerous options for automatic operations they would rarely or never use. The LCD panel is located on the back of the Leica; Canon and Nikon have it on top. Leica does not offer image-stabilization technology for its telephoto lenses. However the need for such technology may be obviated to an extent by the lesser weight of the R9 and its telephoto lenses of shorter and medium-range focal length up to 280mm. The Leica Cachet Leica is the most collected and historically admired camera in the world. An aura has developed around the marqueLeica magazines, photo competitions and an independent Leica historical society. Leica has made an art of melding evolutionary technical innovation with graceful design. The contemporary Leica R9 reflects this pedigree. Summary of Camera Strengths The three leading 35mm camerasthe Nikon F6, Canon EOS-1v and Leica R9 are multipurpose, robust instruments that will serve the photographer well in most situations. Ultimate finessing of manual with automatic controls together with exceptional optics in an easy-to-handle instrument of distinguished marque make the Leica R9. The recently updated version of the most accurate and versatile autoexposure system, 3D Color Matrix Metering II, is available with the Nikon F6, which also features unsurpassed autofocus technologies and ultra high-speed operation. Canon stands out with its highly refined telephoto and shift-and-tilt optics, and also excels in ultra high-speed operation. Bill Katzenstein