I would like to ask which model of Canon is this camera? What's your name?

This is Canon's rangefinder film camera, model CANON

Canonet

G-III

GL19

Film cameras are cameras that use film as the imaging medium. They are divided into many types, such as 135 film SLR, 120 film dual lens, film point-and-shoot, film rangefinder, and the large-format Linhaff cameras currently used by top photographers.

LOMO cameras that use film as the imaging medium are more complicated to explain. LOMO was originally a camera brand in the former Soviet Union, and later became the name of a model. There is a dedicated article of several thousand words in Baidu Encyclopedia. The article introduces the LOMO camera, you can take a look

The SLR camera is a single-lens reflex camera. The biggest difference between it and other cameras is that the framing and imaging of the SLR camera are completed by one lens. Behind the lens, there is a reflector tilted at an angle of 45 degrees. After the light enters the body through the lens, it is refracted upward through the reflector to the pentaprism, and then the viewfinder is connected to the pentaprism, so that the scenery can be seen in the viewfinder. When taking a photo, the reflector pops up and the shutter unit behind the reflector opens. In this way, the light passes through the shutter and irradiates the image onto the film (film SLR) or photosensitive element (digital SLR) behind the shutter to form an image.

It has a single lens and a reflector, so it’s called a SLR camera

Can you understand this explanation?