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Greetings!
Answer to your question is, ‘Yes’ we can. Use Sigma
FD lenses.
As we know Canon AV-1 has electronically controlled
AE (Automatic Exposure) & has a Canon Breech-lock lens mount.
Original generation of FD lenses featured a silver
locking ring at the base. Only that locking ring turns to lock the lens to the
camera body; the lens body remains still.
In the newer lens system which was introduced with
this camera, the user has to line up the red dot on the lens, with the red dot
on the camera and simply turned the whole lens clockwise until it clicked into
place.
Note: FD-mount cameras could use FL lenses in
stop-down metering mode.
Thank you & have a nice day.
Warm regards,
William
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