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One of our favourite rangefinder cameras of the 1970s - the second generation Canonet QL17 has an excellent f1.7 lens and superb build quality. Made in Japan, it has both manual and automatic exposure modes, and a wide range of shutter speeds. Rangefinder focusing means that it is quick to accurately focus the lens, for pin-sharp results. Includes a reprint of the original instruction manual. TAKE A LOOK AT THE GALLERY FOR SAMPLE SHOTS WE TOOK WITH A QL17 ! We occasionally have the original case in stock for this camera. Click here for details. Features: f1.7 lens with rangefinder focusing Shutter speeds from 1/500 - 1s and B (bulb) Automatic (shutter priority) exposure mode Manual exposure mode Self-timer Aperture value shown in viewfinder Takes regular SR44 battery with brass adaptor (supplied)   Condition: Body: no dents or major scratches, and very minor signs of use.  Lens in very good condition. In perfect working order, with new light seals fitted. 

Note that this case fits the GIII and generation prior to that - these are the Canonets that do NOT have the flash socket on the front of the camera.   Any questions - please reach out to us.

The final generation of one of the great rangefinder cameras of the 1970s - the third generation Canonet QL17 has an excellent f1.7 lens and superb build quality. It has both manual and automatic exposure modes, and a wide range of shutter speeds. Rangefinder focusing means that it is quick to accurately focus the lens, for pin-sharp results. We occasionally have the original case in stock for this camera. Click here for details. TAKE A LOOK AT THE GALLERY FOR SAMPLE SHOTS WE TOOK WITH A QL17 ! Features: f1.7 lens with rangefinder focusing Shutter speeds from 1/500 - 1s and B (bulb) Automatic (shutter priority) exposure mode Manual exposure mode Self-timer Aperture value shown in viewfinder Battery check button Takes regular SR44 battery with brass adaptor (supplied)   Condition: Body: a few minor scuffs and signs of use.  Lens in very good condition. In perfect working order. 

A beautiful example of the 1965 Canonet QL19. The first of the Canonet range to introduce Canon's excellent quick film loading (QL) system it is powered by a single SR44 battery (to power the meter) however the aperture and shutter are fully mechanical. Includes a reprint of the original instruction manual. Made in Japan, it has both manual and automatic exposure modes, and a wide range of shutter speeds. Rangefinder focusing means that it is quick to accurately focus the lens, for pin-sharp results. We occasionally have the original case in stock for this camera. Click here for details. Features: f1.9 lens with rangefinder focusing Shutter speeds from 1/500 - 1s and B (bulb) Automatic (shutter priority) exposure mode Manual exposure mode Self-timer Aperture value shown in viewfinder Takes regular SR44 battery with adaptor (supplied)   Condition: Body: no dents or major scratches, and very minor signs of use.  Lens: no marks / scratches / mould. In perfect working order

A rare opportunity to get your hands on a fully-operational Canolite D. The only dedicated flash that Canon made for later Canonet cameras. For full details on how it integrates with the camera take a look at our review of the late Canonet range here.