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CANON EOS 500

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The Canon EOS 500 is an entry-level 35mm autofocus SLR camera introduced by Canon in 1993. It was also known as the EOS Rebel XS in North America and the EOS Kiss in Japan. A similar model without a built-in flash was available as the EOS Rebel X. It features an electronic vertical travel focal plane shutter with speeds from 30 seconds to 1/2000th of a second and a built-in pop-up flash with a guide number of 12. The metering system uses a silicon photo diode with evaluative, central partial, and center-weighted average modes, and supports film speeds from 6 to 6400 ISO. Exposure modes include aperture priority, shutter priority, depth of field AE, manual exposure, and a program mode with scene selections. Film loading is automatic, prewinding the film onto the take-up spool, and it advances up to 3 frames per second. It is powered by two 3V CR123A lithium batteries.

A traditional Japanese temple gate with a red lantern and lush greenery is nestled on a hillside.
A single tree stands on a grassy hill overlooking a valley filled with mist.
A beach with a city and a tall building in the distance is visible under a cloudy sky.
A small plant grows from a mossy surface covered with autumn leaves.
A double exposure shows the Eiffel Tower from two different perspectives, with people walking on the street below.
Two men stand and sit on mossy rocks looking at a large waterfall and smaller cascades in a lush, green forest.
A woman stands on a rocky shore looking out at a town built on a cliff overlooking the sea at dusk.
A lifeguard stand sits on a sandy beach with a rainbow visible over the ocean.
A long wooden pier extends into a bay with green grass in the foreground and a tree-lined shore in the distance.
A woman jumps from a diving board into a swimming pool while other women stand on or near the diving board.
A baseball game is underway in a stadium filled with spectators, with players on the field and advertisements visible on the upper decks.
Snow-covered mountains with patches of red earth are visible under a cloudy sky.
Two chickens stand on a grassy verge next to a stone wall and a road, with stone buildings and a hazy field in the background.
A building with a dark green door and bright orange curtains is visible from a low angle.
A modern building with a grid-like facade and blue-tinted windows is shown from a low angle.
A tall building stands prominently in a city with a bay and mountains in the distance.
Two people walk up a winding dirt path on a grassy mountain with snow-capped peaks in the distance.
A woman's head is superimposed with a Romanesco broccoli in a double exposure.
Three blue chairs are lined up against an orange wall next to a dark staircase.
A herd of highland cattle graze in a grassy field with a body of water, mountains, and a castle in the distance.
An old wooden barn stands in a snowy field surrounded by bare trees on a hazy day.
A lounge chair with a towel and pillow sits on a wooden deck next to a terracotta wall overlooking the ocean.
A mountain range with snow and clouds is visible under a blue sky.
A woman stands on a cobblestone street overlooking the ocean next to a white building with a red tile roof.
A mountain landscape shows a rocky peak in the distance and a sunlit cliff face in the foreground.
A red helicopter flies above a building with a helipad on its roof, with mountains in the hazy background.
Waves crash against a rocky coastline with a green hill in the background under a cloudy sky.
A snow-covered mountain slope with patches of dry grass overlooks a valley with a river and red-hued fields, surrounded by mountains.
A tram bridge with illuminated arches stretches into the distance under a clear sky.
A red helicopter flies above a building with a helipad on its roof, with mountains in the hazy background.
A kookaburra perches on a wooden fence.
A bird flies in the sky above the Bay Bridge.
Two green iguanas are visible, one resting on a red flower and another in the background near a pink flower.

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