Canon FD Rehoused by GL 14mm
Canon FD Rehoused by GL 24mm
Canon FD Rehoused by GL 35mm
Canon FD Rehoused by GL 55mm
Canon FD Rehoused by GL 85mm
Canon FD Rehoused by GL 135mm

Canon FD lenses were a line of manual-focus lenses produced by Canon from 1971 to 1992 for their FD-mount film SLR cameras. Known for their excellent build quality and unique optical character, they have found a new life with modern mirrorless cameras through adapters.

Key Features and Benefits:

Classic Image Quality: FD lenses are celebrated for their distinctive “vintage” look, producing rich colors, soft contrast, and pleasing bokeh. This aesthetic is sought after for portrait, street, and cinematic video work.

Exceptional Build Quality: Constructed with high-quality metal and glass, these lenses are durable and long-lasting, offering a satisfying, tactile feel.

Adaptability: While not natively compatible with modern Canon EF or RF mounts, they can be easily adapted for use on various mirrorless systems from brands like Sony, Fuji, and Nikon, providing access to high-quality glass at a low cost.

Affordability: Many FD lenses are budget-friendly, making them a great option for photographers and filmmakers looking to experiment with vintage optics without a high investment.

Extensive Range: The FD system included an impressive range of lenses, from wide-angle to super-telephoto, including special lenses like macro and tilt-shift, offering versatility for different photographic needs.