Canon 1014 XL-S

Canon's flagship Super 8 model from 1978. As Super 8 cameras became increasingly computerized, this was the world's first to use a single-chip processor. Its lens, developed with a wider angle, achieves very high performance relative to its compact format. Featuring the world's first superimposition viewfinder, this model also offers multiple innovative functions such as automatic dissolve and interval shooting. The SPC (Silicon Photo Cell) metering system combined with a five-blade aperture produces very precise exposures and pleasing out-of-focus rendering. In short, this model can be considered the pinnacle of Canon Super 8 cameras.

Specifications Year: 1978–1983 Weight: 2100g (1900g camera only, 300g batteries) Lens: Canon zoom f1.4 / 6.5–65mm with macro focus Focus system: split-image rangefinder viewfinder Zoom: manual / two-speed automatic Frame rates: 9, 18, 24, 36 fps + single frame Variable shutter angle: 150° and 220° Exposure: manual / automatic Backlight control Exposure compensation +/− Flash socket Dissolves (up to 90 frames) Remote control socket Intervalometer: 1, 5, 20 and 60 seconds Sound with recording level control: manual / automatic 6 × 1.5V batteries Dimensions (W × D × H): 59.5 × 113.5 × 264mm Made in Japan

Included accessories: lens hood and remote cable release Optional accessories: Canon C-8 Wide Attachment 67mm wide-angle adapter (€25), Canon C-8 Tele Converter 1.4× 67mm telephoto adapter (€20)

Delivered in a suitable carrying case.