Canonflex R2000 with Canon Super-Canomatic R 50mm f1.8  type_Light Meter and it vignettes on an

and it vignettes on an APS-C sensor

with a maximum height of 96cm with the column down (and about 128cm with the column up

5 EBC Fujinon with an accurate leaf shutter

one small deformation in the rear element surround which does not affect glass or function

Sigma's 50mm f1

Canonflex R2000 with Canon Super-Canomatic R 50mm f1.8 &nbsptype_Light Meter and it vignettes on anThe original Canonflex was introduced at about the same time as the original Nikon F, in March of 1959. It was, one presumes, meant to compete with Nikon's camera, and it well, it didn't. It was replaced one year later by the Canonflex R2000, which sold about 8800 examples before Canon called it a day. The later FD system, including the pro F1, did a lot better but this R2000 is a very cool look at what might have been. It has a streamlined, removable