Canon IV Rangefinder Body
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The Canon IV Rangefinder Body is a significant piece of photographic history, marking Canon's entry into the world of rangefinder cameras. Introduced in the 1950s, the Canon IV series was renowned for its robust construction, precision engineering, and innovative features that made it a favorite among photographers of the time.
As a rangefinder camera, the Canon IV relies on a system of coupled rangefinder focusing for precise focusing. This system allows photographers to accurately measure the distance to their subject and adjust the focus accordingly, resulting in sharp and well-defined images. Rangefinder cameras like the Canon IV are prized for their compact size, quiet operation, and unobtrusive design, making them popular choices for street photography and documentary work.
The Canon IV features a Leica Thread Mount (LTM), also known as the Leica Screw Mount, which was a widely used lens mount during the mid-20th century. This mount allowed for compatibility and interchangeability with a wide range of lenses from various manufacturers, providing photographers with flexibility in their choice of lenses.