The Canon T60 is a 35mm manual focus SLR camera, introduced in 1990 as the last model in Canon's T series and the last Canon camera to use the FD mount. Designed to provide an affordable option for photography enthusiasts and students, the T60 was manufactured by Cosina for Canon, based on the Cosina CT-1 chassis. Main features: Type: 35mm manual focus reflex camera Lens mount: Canon FD (breech-lock) Exposure modes: Aperture priority (AE) and manual with centre-weighted TTL metering Shutter speed range: 1/1000 s to 1 s, plus B exposure; in AE mode 8 s to 1/1000 s ISO range: 25 to 1600 Viewfinder: Fixed prism with 93% field of view both vertically and horizontally Exposure display: 16-point LED scale in viewfinder, with indications for Auto, Manual, overexposure, long time (LT) and B-exposure modes Power supply: Two 1.5 V batteries type G-13 (mercury oxide) Dimensions: 136 x 86 x 46.5 mm Weight: 365 g (with batteries) The T60 features a lightweight plastic body, making it ideal for everyday use and for those looking for a simple and reliable SLR camera. Despite its economical construction, it offers an authentic photographic experience thanks to its full manual control and compatibility with a wide range of Canon FD lenses.