The EOS Rebel (EOS 1000 outside the US) is an entry-level EOS camera. The camera has manual metering, aperture and shutter priority AE, program AE (Intelligent program), flash AE (TTL and A-TTL with Speedlite 430EZ, 300EZ), and Green Zone Full Auto mode. PIC (Programmed Image Control) modes are Sports, Close-up, Portrait, and Landscape. Metering patterns are 3 zones evaluative, center-weighted averaging (manual mode only) and 9.5% partial of the central image area. Shutter speed range is 30 seconds to 1/1000 of a second plus B, flash sync at 1/90 of a second, and self-timer. The auto DX ISO range is 25 to 5000 with manual override (manual ISO range 6-6400). The camera has a Built-in motor drive that provides auto film advance (pre-wind system) and rewinds with multi-exposure capability. The camera uses an EF mount for lenses and has five connectors hot shoe. The viewfinder allows 90% view of the finished picture and all the electronics are powered by one 2CR5 battery. The camera was introduced in 1993 and was meant for the amateur plus to compete with the non-TTL automatic cameras of the time. It does have all the tools to utilize the EOS EF mount lenses of today.