Canon Manual Film SLR to fit my AF lenses

[lasoreous]

Hey all!

With reference to the subject line, is there such a thing? I know there is the Canon EF-M ( see http://www.ne.jp/asahi/japan/manual-camera/efm1.htm ). But, somehow, it does not strike my fancy. I am thinking about something closer to a rugged Canon A-1, a Nikon FM3A, or (perfection of perfections!) an Olympus OM system.

I already have 3 AF Canon-mount lenses, and will probably be upgrading them in the near future. So, a corollary question is: are there alternatives with aperture rings for the following lenses:
(1) 18-55 mm EF-S
(2) 50 mm MKII
(3) 75-300 mm (this one's a Tamron)

Now, the reason I am asking is that I am going to be buying a manual SLR system sometime in the next couple of months. I had an OM2n (which I dropped), so my preference will be the OM - unless! I can find a Canon manual camera that will let me use my AF lenses.

Thank you!

Gleb

[jim_panzee]

Buy an A1, both camera and FD lenses are realy cheap now, or look on ebay and find someone selling an Olypus OM 1-2 kit, they also seem to be going for next to nothing.

JimP.

[arachnophilia]

i think canon changed their mounts between the manual and autofocus cameras. sells more lenses that way.

[lasoreous]

Thanks all! I did know about the change from FD to EF mount. However, I was hoping that maybe there is a manual Canon camera like the FM3A out there. Looks like there is no alternative (what a happy dead-end this is!) but to go back to Olympus.
I just got back the first two rolls from my new (old) Olympus 35RC, and oh boy! this baby is one kickass camera. It's my new little hero - some shots are equivalent to my brand-new Rebel in sharpness, while the mysteriously magical feeling of film is retained. What a performance from a 30-year old camera!
Gleb