Canon S system

Canon's 35mm film rangefinder system with a wide range of lenses from 25mm to 1000mm in standard thread mounts, as well as the unique bayonet mount of the 50mm f/0.95 lens, the world's fastest, "four times brighter than the human eye". The range of exposures provided by Canon lenses permits either the amateur or professional photographer to portray the subject matter to the best effect with the assurance of brilliance, contrast, resolution and true color fidelity.

35mm film rangefinder cameras with M39 mount (39):

Canon Hansa (1936) • Canon J (1939) • Canon S (1939) • Canon NS (1940) • Canon JS (1941) • Canon S-I (1945) • Canon J-II (1946) • Canon S-II (1946) • Canon IIB (1949) • Canon IIA (1951) • Canon IIC (1951) • Canon III (1951) • Canon IV (1951) • Canon IIAF (1952) • Canon IID (1952) • Canon IID1 (1952) • Canon IIIA (1952) • Canon IVF (1952) • Canon IVS (1952) • Canon IVSB (1952) • Canon IIAX (1953) • Canon IIF (1953) • Canon IIS (1954) • Canon IIS2 (1954) • Canon IVSB2 (1954) • Canon IID2 (1955) • Canon IIF2 (1955) • Canon L2 (1956) • Canon VT (1956) • Canon L1 (1957) • Canon L3 (1957) • Canon VT Deluxe (1957) • Canon VI-L (1958) • Canon VI-T (1958) • Canon VL (1958) • Canon VL2 (1958) • Canon P (1959) • Canon 7 (1961) • Canon 7s (1965)