02751 Canon Eos 500n

The Canon EOS 500N is also known as the EOS Rebel G in the Americas or the New EOS Kiss in Japan. Sometimes it's referred to as the EOS Kiss 2 as it followed the release of the EOS Kiss in Japan. This camera was released in 1996 and replaced the EOS 500. The Japanese version of the camera had the date back as standard. Its successor was the EOS-300 / REBEL2000 / Kiss III, released in 1999.

There are not too many changes in this model compared to the original. A few new features include compatibility with ETTL type flash. It still has the same 1/90 of a sec sync speed of the previous model, but when equipped with a Canon Speedlight such as the 380EX, 220EX it can be used at 1/2000 of a sec. Focus has improved a bit as as a AF assist light is now available. Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB) can be use from -2 to ++2 in 1/2 stop increments. The command dial now has a easier to access night scene mode. The body is able to use the BP-8 vertical grip that can also accept four AA batteries.

Manufacturer: Canon

Date of Production: 1996-99

Type of Camera: SLR

Film Type: 35mm

Lens: Canon EF mount

Shutter: focal plane shutter

Shutter range: 30s-1/2000th + Bulb

Viewfinder: optical pentaprism

Battery: 2 x CR123A

ASA/ISO range: 6-6400 (25-5000 DX)

Size (w*h*d): 145mm * 92mm * 62mm

Weight: 370g (body only)