Can I use this film in Canon AE1?
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You can't use the 120-size film (which this item is) in your AE-1 because it's the wrong size. You can use the 35mm version of this film in it; it works great.
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This film size (120) will not work in a Canon AE-1. I have used the Ektar 100 for a 35MM and it is a very versatile film. Hope this helps.
897331
This particular size cannot. This is 120 film, which is intended for medium format cameras. Search for the Kodak Ektar in 35mm, and it'll work just fine.
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You can use the 35 mm format of the same film with Canon Ae1. This is 120 mm format which is for Medium format cameras
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Aloha Andrew, Don't know to what extent you mean 'USE', but I tried it on my friends 5D mrk i and it works perfect in ETTL and manual, I also tried the ST-E3 on camera (5D mrk i) and fired the 600ex rt off camera and that worked too. I think when Canon says it's built for the 1DX and 5D mrk iii, I believe they're talking about it's ability to work in conjunction with the camera's newer 61 point focusing systems. Hope that helps!
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No, this adapter will not mount on the Canon AE-1 camera body. The AE-1 has an FD lens mount. This adapter mounts to the more modern EF lens mount found on EOS cameras and allows lenses with FD mount to be attached. An adapter going the other way (EF lens on FD body) is generally not possible because almost all EF lenses have the aperture controlled by the body (no iris ring). There would be no way to control the iris. If you are looking for more lenses for your AE-1, I would recommend looking for used FD lenses from a company like KEH or searching Amazon for "FD lens".
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Actually, I bought the wrong type of film when I purchased the camera for my 8-year old niece. It appears that what's available has expired, but I'm going to purchase one anyone if I'm unsuccessful finding it at a local camera shop.
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sorry - don't know - never tried. Call your local camera store and ask them.
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I would say yes, I'm using it on the XE-1 and they are virtually the same camera. You can always send it back if not happy.
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No. I don't think so but I've never tried it. This is only a standard definition camera and will only film with standard mini DVD tapes. You can call Canon Customer Service and ask them direct. They are very helpful.
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If it were me, I would call either a local camera store, B & H, or Adorama and ask about compatibility. I bought this particular release because I have a Canon 5D and 7D both of whichwere listed. My experience is never 'assume' when it comes to electronics compatibility. Hope this helps.Lawrie
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This should fit a Canon A-1, unless the lens attached is super-telephoto. I mainly used this for my Canon 7D with a very large diameter 15-85mm lens. I expect it will fit the 7D with an even longer lens. I have no problem putting in the Canon A-1 with a 35-135mm lens. It would be a force fit with the power winder attached to the A-1. I removed the power winder from the A-1 and it fits fine. The case does stretch a bit. In case this applies to you, the Canon AE-1 film camera also fits well in this case. The case is under $6 and is a good value for what you get. Buy one and see if it fits. Amazon has a great return policy. You can always return if it does not fit, provided you do it quickly. This should fit a Canon A-1, unless the lens attached is super-telephoto. I mainly used this for my Canon 7D with a very large diameter 15-85mm lens. I expect it will fit the 7D with an even longer lens. I have no problem putting in the Canon A-1 with a 35-135mm lens. It would be a force fit with the power winder attached to the A-1. I removed the power winder from the A-1 and it fits fine. The case does stretch a bit. In case this applies to you, the Canon AE-1 film camera also fits well in this case. The case is under $6 and is a good value for what you get. Buy one and see if it fits.... » Read More This should fit a Canon A-1, unless the lens attached is super-telephoto. I mainly used this for my Canon 7D with a very large diameter 15-85mm lens. I expect it will fit the 7D with an even longer lens. I have no problem putting in the Canon A-1 with a 35-135mm lens. It would be a force fit with the power winder attached to the A-1. I removed the power winder from the A-1 and it fits fine. The case does stretch a bit. In case this applies to you, the Canon AE-1 film camera also fits well in this case. The case is under $6 and is a good value for what you get. Buy one and see if it fits. Amazon has a great return policy. You can always return if it does not fit, provided you do it quickly. « Show Less
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This refers to the size. And I'll take a leap and say, if you had to ask that, you should not buy this film, you are probably looking for 35mm and this film will not fit into your camera. I know that it may be cheaper, but you're between a rock and a hard place if your film doesn't perfectly fit into the camera.
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look at the sizes, if they are the same as your polaroid sizes for film then you can use it
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You would have to contact Canon and ask them. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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If slide is 35mm ( i think is standart size) film you can use it. In my case i use it for digitalizing my slides using digital camera trough visor of pana-vue.
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Yeah, should be no problem. This adapter works pretty well though everything will be fully manual on the Canon. You'll also have to get a hang on exposure, sometimes opening up in video mode will give you the most accurate exposure preview, as the camera can't calculate the F stop (even wide open) in the other modes.
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Ye, the Olympus E-PL1 accepts SD and SDHC cards so this would be compatible.
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yes, you should be able to. I have the T1i and your model is the predecessor to mine.
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I really don't know. However, I would check with the Canon website, or somehow contact Canon and ask them.