The Canon F-A is a 35mm SLR using the Canon FD lens mount. It sits within Canon's manual-focus FD-system lineage that ran from the early 1970s into the late 1980s, before the brand transitioned to the EF autofocus mount.

Auction data for the F-A is extremely thin: a single UK saleroom hammer result from 2010 stands at £400, which gives a reference point rather than a reliable market value for today. Because there is only one recorded sale, current worth is hard to pin down, and a clean, working example in 2026 could sell for materially more or less depending on condition and bidder interest on the day.