The Canon 3000N released in 2002, was one of Canon’s last 35mm film consumer SLR bodies for Canon EF autofocus system lenses. It had a large set of operation modes including fully automatic modes, semi-automatic modes, scene modes, and TTL flash modes. In other markets, it is also known as the EOS Rebel XS N, EOS Rebel GII as well as the EOS 66. It was succeeded by the EOS 3000V.
Flash: pop-up flash. Red-Eye Reduction: yes. Viewfinder Type: Fixed eye-level pentaprism. Min Exposure: 1/2000 sec. Max Exposure: 30 sec. Exposure Modes: A-TTL program flash, E-TTL program flash, aperture-priority, automatic, bulb, depth-of-field, manual, program, shutter-priority. Shutter Control: electronic. Timer Functions: self-timer. Self-Timer Delay10 sec. Exposure Metering: center-weighted, evaluative, partial (9.5%). Film Speed Range: ISO 6 – 6400. X-sync speed: 1/90 sec.
