Lentes de cámara Canon FD

Necessary Facts about Canon's FD Lenses

FD lenses are compatible with their interchangeable FD series mounts, and they connect to 35mm Single-Lens Reflex or SLR camera bodies and have no auto-focus capabilities. These FD mounts were not designed to communicate with lenses, so they must be manually focused. The FD lens was built with the highest optical quality for film/analog photography, and it was widely used by analog photographers prior to the introduction of the EOS system.

Canon successfully built the 35-70mm F/4 Auto Focus lens which works on all FD cameras. The fisheye focal length ranges mm f1: 17mm to 28mm include but are not limited to the following Vivitar and 3 Canon FDs listed below:

• Vivitar fixed 17mm f3.5: Wide angle, uses a 67mm filter
• 20mm 2.8 fixed wide angle manual focus
• 24mm f/2.8 fixed wide angle SLR
• 28mm f/2.8 fixed wide angle

Super Spectra Coating or SSC is a multi-layered, anti-reflective lens coating that eliminates image distortion. Canon designed its coating to protect the lens while producing sharp images. It maintains optimum color balance to eliminate image distortion. These common distortions show up as either ghosting or flares. Ghosting refers to a faint second image that appears in your shot while light reflected from the back of the lens barrel and falls onto your shot as a flare.

Canon created seven specialty lenses. Some of these lenses are listed below:

• Circular 7.5mm f/5.6 Fisheye provides a 180 degree field of view
• Reflex, Super Telephoto fixed 500mm f/8 for manual/stopped-down metering
• Tilt-Shift 35mm f/2.8 controls perspective
• Soft Focus 85mm f/2.8 designed for portraits
• Macro 20mm f/3.5 and 35mm f/2.8 for 4X-10X and 2X-6X magnification for microscopic and small objects

Yes, FDs must use an adapter to work with other lens mounts. Some FD adapters are the following:

• Fujifilm X-Mount X-T20 XT-10 X-T2 X-T1
• Fotodiox Pro Mount Adapter
• Vivitar TX Mount
• Tamron Adaptall 2 Custom MountT