Thank you for helping me get to the continues exposure setting. I couldn't find it for the life of me. I have a bunch more cameras that I never tested. including the Nikon F50 which I plan to sell because I just found out it only takes lenses from the 90s onwards. It does take manual but its light metering wont work. So it has to go. I am quite happy with the EOS 600 though. I have 35-105 f4.5 lens for it and I am happy with how it handles.

Three Minute Pro

30w

You're welcome! If you have a 600 in good condition then that has all the functionality you need.

ReinoldFZ

40w

It looks more modern than my Canon EOS 7 (Elan 7 in other markets) very clean lines and minimalistic arrangement of functions.

Three Minute Pro

39w

Definitely got the looks, but I found the buttons very fiddly

Ian Hand

They’re far better built that the later models. 100, 5, etc, and can be picked up for £10 all day long.

Three Minute Pro

I was really impressed with it. Prefer it to the 10

Dan

46w

How do you turn it on and off? Or does it stay 'always on' so to speak?

Three Minute Pro

45w

The button to the left rear of the camera allows you to turn it off

Michael Whiles

44w

BUYER BEWARE - these cameras suffer from sticky shutters, black stuff appears as the camera ages and glues the shutter blades together. Can be sorted but beyond the real value / cost of the camera. Lovely camera I have kept mine as a display item....sad.