a Special version of the F-1 with the engraved Lake Placid Olympic logo was offered. Special Lake Placid 52 mm lens caps were also made. In 1978 a military model called "ODF-1" (olive drab) with an all-over olive green finishing was presented. Canon, being the official sponsor of the World Cup, made 1978 55 mm lens caps and 1982 52 mm lens caps commemorating the 1978 and 1982 World Cup events. In popular culture The Museum of Contemporary Art in Gothenburg in Sweden, showed a giant working replica of the Canon F1 made by the artist Sonja Nilsson in 2001 References External links Canon Inc. Canon F-1. Retrieved from Canon's online Camera Museum on October 21, 2005. Photography in Malaysia (1999). Classic Modern SLRs – Canon F-1, 1971. Retrieved on October 21, 2005. Canon F-1 in olypedia.de (German) Special Models of Canon F-1 in olypedia.de (German) Canon ODF-1 Retrieved on November 26, 2015. "The Electro-Optic Camera - The world's first DSLR. Made by Eastman Kodak Company in 1987." by James McGarvey (English) F-1 Cameras introduced in 1971