Released in 1981, the Canon AE-1 Program is an updated version of Canon's famously popular AE-1 camera from 1976.  The AE-1 Program has the same classic Canon design and capabilities as the original but with some nice extra features.  Set to the eponymous 'Program' mode, the camera can automatically set both aperture and shutter speed so a user just has to focus and shoot.  

• Classic manual focus 35mm film SLR
• User changeable focusing screens
• Center-weighted light metering pattern
• ISO range: 12-3200 (extended lower range compared to AE-1)
• Full manual controls
• Shutter speed range 2 sec to 1/1000 plus B
• AutoExposure modes: Shutter priority AE, Program AE
• Exposure compensation
• Dedicated hot shoe
• 'PC socket' (flash synchronization terminal)
• Flash sync at 1/60
• Removable back
• FD lens mount
• Depth of field preview (also for stopped-down metering with non-FD lenses or non-auto bellow)