Canon 35mm f3.5 S.C. - Lens

Canon 35mm f3.5 S.C. - LensManual focus wide normal lens made for FD mount 35mm SLR cameras introduced by Canon in 1971. Four versions were produced between 1971 and 1977 with only slight differences. It uses the older breech lock style mounting mechanism. Metal and plastic body available in black. Canon 35mm f3. 5 S. C. (6 elements, 6 groups) Minimum focus distance: 0. 4m Aperture blades: 6 Size: 63 x 53 mm Weight: 220g

This is a later version of the 50mm f2 with multi-coating and a black front filter ring instead of a silver one (to better combat reflections)

Autofocus wide normal lens made for K-mount full-frame (D)SLR cameras with a screw drive AF

Minimum focus distance: 4

Metal body available in white

This is achieved by rotating a second focus ring on the lens to adjust the air space between the front group (elements 1 and 2) and the rest of the system

one of the first digital SLR prototypes

and E-TTL II systems

35v PX625 mercury batteries but the camera has a bridge circuit enabling the use of modern 1

Manual focus lens made for AR-mount 35mm SLRs by Konica in 1973

Manual focus telephoto lens made for FD-mount 35mm SLR cameras introduced by Canon in 1979

Manual focus normal lens made for M42 thread mount SLR cameras by Yashica

Weight: 64g