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CANON EOS 3000N

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The Canon EOS 3000N is a 35mm film consumer SLR camera that was released by Canon in 2002. It was one of Canon's last 35mm film SLR bodies designed for Canon EF autofocus system lenses. This model is also known as the EOS Rebel XS N, EOS Rebel GII, and EOS 66 in other markets. It replaced the Canon EOS 3000 in the product line. The camera is noted for being lightweight and operating quietly. It features a range of operation modes, including fully automatic, semi-automatic, scene modes, and TTL flash modes. The EOS 3000N was later succeeded by the EOS 3000V.

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Two potted plants sit on a windowsill, one in a woven basket and the other in a ceramic pot, with light streaming through the window.
A person wearing a balaclava is swimming in the ocean under a cloudy sky.
A man in a suit stands with his back to the camera, looking out at the ocean from behind a red bench and a stone railing.
A woman wearing a headscarf is preparing food with a stand mixer in a kitchen.
A couple stands on a cliffside path overlooking the ocean at sunset.
Two people on skis are next to a white vehicle on a snowy mountain landscape with a red cross sign.
A small tree with green leaves stands in front of a modern building with vertical panels.
The sun sets over a field and forest, with silhouetted trees in the foreground and a road on the left.

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