NEW TLS REHOUSED CANON FD FF SET OF 10

Includes:
TLS Canon FD FF 17mm T4.1
TLS Canon FD FF 20mm T2.9
TLS Canon FD FF 24mm T1.5
TLS Canon FD FF 28mm T2.9
TLS Canon FD FF 35mm T2.1
TLS Canon FD FF 50mm T1.3
TLS Canon FD FF 85mm T1.3
TLS Canon FD FF 100mm T2.1
TLS Canon FD FF 135mm T2.1
TLS Canon FD FF 200mm T2.9

The TLS rehoused Canon FD Full Frame 10-Lens Set is an extraordinary vintage cine-lens package that brings together legendary 1970s and 80s Canon optics and modern, industry-standard cinema mechanics. Expertly converted by True Lens Services (TLS), these lenses are highly regarded as the “sister optics” to the prestigious Canon K-35 series, offering a matching warm, organic look with lower contrast and smooth skin tones. This 10-lens set—comprising 17mm, 20mm, 24mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 100mm (listed as 10), 135mm, and 200mm focal lengths—delivers complete focal coverage from ultra-wide to telephoto for large-format sensor cinema cameras.

Key Features:

Full Frame & Large Format Coverage: Designed to fully cover modern high-resolution full-frame and large-format sensors (such as the ARRI Alexa Mini LF, RED V-Raptor, and Sony Venice).
Legendary “K-35” Optical DNA: Inherits the iconic, character-rich vintage rendering, organic contrast, beautiful halation, and gorgeous flare performance of the classic Canon FD line.
Upgraded Circular Iris: Original apertures are replaced by custom 14-to-16-blade iris systems, maintaining a perfectly circular and silky-smooth bokeh across all focal lengths even when stopped down.
Cam-Driven Focus System: Utilizes TLS’s signature non-linear cam focus mechanism, providing zero backlash, eliminated image shift, and extremely smooth, consistent focus rotation (nearly 300°).
Unified Cinema Housing: Features robust, professional housings with standardized gear positions, consistent front diameters (110mm), and clear dual-focus scales, ensuring hassle-free lens swaps on set.
Chassis-Style Construction: Allows clip-on matte boxes and heavy accessories to be attached directly to the front of the lens without impacting the focus motors or barrel movement.