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Canon Camera Lens FD 70-210mm f/4 FD Landscape Close Up

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Item specifics

Condition
Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...
Maximum Aperture
f/4
Brand
Canon
Type
Telephoto
Focus Type
Auto, Zoom
Mount
Canon FD
Focal Length
70-210mm, Zoom

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Product Information

Get the right lens for the right job and with the Canon FD 70-210mm F/4.0 FD lens, you will be able to get those long shots you have been wanting. Compact and lightweight, you will only need this lens with its four focal lengths of 85mm, 100mm, 135mm, and 200mm, to go the distance. Though short in length, it is mighty, including a zooming ratio of 3 and macro focusing from 44cm to infinity when the lens is set at 70mm. Get all the brightness you need, too, with the f/4 maximum aperture making the Canon FD 70-210mm F/4.0 FD lens a great addition to your kit.

Product Identifiers

Brand
Canon
eBay Product ID (ePID)
101699889

Product Key Features

Mount
Canon FD
Focal Length
70-210mm, Zoom
Maximum Aperture
f/4
Type
Telephoto
Focus Type
Auto, Zoom

Dimensions

Weight
24.86 Oz
Height
5.94in

Additional Product Features

Aperture
f/4
Compatible Brand
Canon
Additional Tech Characteristics
Fd
Diameter
2.8in
Focal Length (mm)
70-210mm
Series
Canon FD
Camera Type
SLR
Camera Technology
Film
Product Line
Canon FD

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  • by jmsmallville-1
    Apr 13, 2017Top favorable review

    Amazing image quality

    Im using this lens on my Sony A7 and although it has no image stabilization or auto focus its a great lens to have fun with. The Bokeh on portraits is very good and so much fun for street photography as well because you can capture candid moments from afar with out the subjects noticing you too much. i like that it blends in well with the sony body as well.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: gilgamesh53tf6

  • by stephenf1349
    Aug 08, 2012

    Even works well on digital camera,

    The best clear lens top of the line for canon. I used a non-Canon lens for years and found this to be clear and sharp. It's a bit on the heavy side due to its metal construction but very well made. As with all zoom micro lenses there is that annoying transition spot between zoom and micro where the lens jumps in focus. As with all things mechanical, when the lens is changing focusing rings to adjust for close up micro, you are going to see and feel that transition cam working. Now I used it Canon 600D EOS T3i using a FD to EOS adaptor mounting ring. The pictures came out clear. The corners were bright and sharp. You have to manually adjust your aperture when mounting this on a digital camera body. Perfect for time lapse photography in situations when you need to lock your aperture

  • by jc_hamm87
    Sep 09, 2008

    Easy to use lense for older SLR film cameras (beginner)

    This is a good low price lense for someone getting into photography with an older FD mount SLR Canon film camera. The lense is very simple and easy to use. It manually focuses throughout its zoom range with ease and takes great photos, a use of a tripod is recommended if the lense is fully extended. Overall it is a fun and budget friendly camera accessory.

  • by PLum_gOvT7i@Deleted
    Sep 08, 2006

    Canon Zoom Telephoto 70-210mm f.4 FD Lens

    I am a professional photographer who still uses film. I have had an old Canon F1 for years. Canon stopped making these lense a long time ago and I needed one to be able to use the camera in the fashion I wanted to. The only option was to buy used. I was glad to find one on Ebay and purchased it right away even though the lens is not the speed I would like it to be. I would have prefered an F2.8 but they are still difficult to come by and quite expensive. the lens is in excellent condition and I am happy to have it. It will serve me well for years to come.

  • by 2drive
    Nov 02, 2010

    Older Canon FD 70-210mm f.4 lens

    This is a great lens by Canon for the A1, AE1 line of cameras using the FD mount. I still like the A1 Camera for it's low power consumption and great photos (non digital)on film format. This lens is fast to adjust and makes shooting fun. No need to wait for your digital unit to zoom or auto focus. Don't get me wrong, I love my digital camera. For mid range telephoto shooting this is a great choice.

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