Selling my vintage cannon camcorder, mint condition and working, I know what it's worth but what is worth to you, make me an offer that's reasonable and I'll be happy to part with it. You can contact me at 587-594-5612 as i do not check here often.

The Canon 310XL is a highly popular, vintage Super 8 movie camera released by Canon in 1975. Beloved for its compact size, simple point-and-shoot design, and iconic image quality, it remains a favorite choice for filmmakers, travelers, and analog enthusiasts.Key SpecificationsLens: 8.5–25.5mm f/1.0 zoom lens (macro capable)Shutter: 220-degree XL (Existing Light) shutter for superior low-light performanceFrame Rate: 18 fps (frames per second) and single-frame modeExposure: Fully automatic CdS metering with backlight compensation (aperture control plate)Power Source: 2 x AA batteries (powers the motor, zoom, and meter)Weight: Approx. 580 grams (with batteries)Why It Is LegendaryThe "XL" in 310XL stands for "Existing Light." When it was released, the f/1.0 maximum aperture was one of the fastest lenses ever put on a consumer movie camera. This allows you to shoot sharp, beautifully grainy footage in dimly lit interiors, under streetlights, or at dusk without needing additional heavy lighting setups.How to Use the CameraBatteries & Film: Open the side panel to insert two AA batteries and your Super 8 film cartridge.Focusing: Use zone focusing on the lens barrel, or zoom all the way in to focus on your farthest subject before zooming out to frame your shot.Lighting & Filters: The camera has a built-in 85A daylight filter for shooting tungsten film outdoors. Modern color negative filmstocks (like Kodak Vision3) don't require the internal filter, but it is useful when using older or balanced reversal stocks in the sun.Shooting: The camera shoots continuously at 18 fps or one frame at a time for stop-motion. Press and hold the trigger on the handle to roll film.