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Canon Canonet 281968
- Format
- 35mm
- Mount
- fixed
- Years
- 1968–1976
- Weight
- 540 g
- Shutter
- 1/30s – 1/620s
- Meter
- cds-coupled
The Canon Canonet 28 (1968) is the smallest and most-budget Canonet. **Canon 40mm f/2.8** lens (vs QL17's f/1.7 / QL19's f/1.9), Copal leaf shutter, programmed exposure (no manual override), CdS coupled meter. More compact than the QL17/QL19 (540 g vs 620–660 g).
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Before you buy used
Same as QL17: mercury battery, light seals, slow speeds, rangefinder calibration, lens fungus.
About this camera
The smaller Canonet. f/2.8 lens, programmed AE only, more compact than QL17/QL19.
Key Specs
Frequently asked questions
- What film does the Canon Canonet 28 use?
- The Canon Canonet 28 shoots 35mm film.
- What battery does the Canon Canonet 28 take?
- The Canon Canonet 28 uses a 1x PX625 battery.
- What lens mount does the Canon Canonet 28 have?
- The Canon Canonet 28 uses the fixed mount.
- What shutter speeds does the Canon Canonet 28 offer?
- The Canon Canonet 28's shutter speeds range from 1/30s to 1/620s.
- What light meter does the Canon Canonet 28 use?
- The Canon Canonet 28 meters with cds-coupled.
