Canon A-1 FAQ

  • The A-1 was one of the first SLRs to put the now-familiar PASM idea into a serious consumer camera. It offered Program, aperture priority, shutter priority and manual exposure in one FD-mount body.

  • It is the brainy Canon A-series body. The black finish, electronic display and multiple exposure modes make it feel more ambitious than the AE-1.

  • Choose it if you want Canon FD lenses with more exposure control options than the AE-1 or AV-1. It is excellent for someone who likes experimenting with different modes.

  • No. The A-1 is battery-dependent and electronically controlled, which is part of why it can offer so many modes in a compact body.

  • Use aperture priority for everyday work, shutter priority for motion and Program when you want speed. The fun of the A-1 is switching modes to match the scene.

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