The Canon EOS 620 is a 35mm auto focus SLR camera introduced by Canon in 1987, shortly after the EOS 650. It shares many features with the EOS 650 but includes several improvements. The EOS 620 offers a faster maximum shutter speed of 1/4,000s, compared to the 1/2000s of the EOS 650. Its flash synchronization speed is also faster at 1/250s, an improvement over the 1/125s of the EOS 650. Additionally, the EOS 620 features an illuminated LCD screen. However, it does not include the automatic depth-of-field mode found on the EOS 650.