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    Mar 03, 2020 2 minutes

    Between 1983 and 1986 Canon launched a short series of 35mm single lens reflexes (SLRs), the style of which had not been seen before, or would be again. Today, the T-series is starting to look collectable, while still very usable. And because the cameras accept Canon's huge range of FD manual focus lenses, covering 7.5mm fisheye to 1,200mm super-telephoto, T-series SLRs are still capable of superb image quality.

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