The Canon EOS Rebel XS N is a 35mm camera from Canon and was first presented in 2002. The 35mm photo camera was also sold on the European market under the name "Canon EOS 3000N". In Asia it was available under the name "EOS 66". In addition, the Rebel was also available with a data backplate that could expose the date of the shot into the film with a small lamp.
The Canon EOS Rebel XS N comes with interchangeable lenses. It comes with an EF bayonet. The Canon EOS Rebel XS N is equipped with a built-in autofocus system.
For taking pictures the Canon EOS Rebel XS N has an exposure meter. It can be used with films from ISO 6 to ISO 6400. The camera determines the correct film speed via the DX code.
The exposure is measured through the lens of the 35 mm camera (TTL). The aperture and exposure time are set automatically by the camera if desired. The desired exposure time as well as the f-stop can also be set by the user.
The camera has a bulb mode. The shutter remains open as desired. The shortest regular shutter speed is 1/2000 second.
The Canon EOS Rebel XS N comes with a built-in flash. According to the operating instructions of the EOS Rebel XS N this has a range of up to 12 meters at ISO 100. An external flash can be connected via the Hot Shoe.
The camera weighs 350 grams and measures 14.5 x 9.2 x 6.1 cm. A tripod thread is located on the underside of the EOS.
The power supply is provided by two CR123A batteries (eBay / Amazon*), which can be purchased regularly.
Films for the Canon EOS Rebel XS N
Exposed in the Canon EOS Rebel XS N are 35mm films. These films are still in production and can be quoted at almost every supplier of development work. One possibility for b/w pictures is AgfaPhoto APX 400*, a possible film for color pictures is Kodak Portra 400*.
Colour negative film is developed in the C-41 development process. This development process is available at almost every photo lab. The big drugstore chains in Germany offer the development of color films.
The exposure area of the Canon EOS Rebel XS N has a size of 24 mm x 36 mm. With the size of the exposure range, 36 photos usually fit on a normal film (135-36).
When loading the film, the camera winds the whole film on a spool and rewinds it back into the camera after each frame. This way, no pictures are lost if the camera is opened accidentally.
