Canon Zoom FD 70-150 f/4.5 – 1979
Focal length: 70-l50mm
Aperture ratio: 1:4.5
Lens construction: 9 groups, 12 elements
Coating: S. S. C. (super spectra coating)
Angles of view: Diagonal 34° – 16° 20′ Vertical: 19°30′ – 9° 10′ Horizontal: 29° – 13°40′
Distance scale: (m) 1.5 (Magnification 0.06X at 70mm, 0.13X at 150mm) to 20.OO; (ft) 5 to 70.OO
Focusing mechanism: Rotation of front lens group
Zooming: Push Pull of a single Zoom Ring
Minimum aperture: f/32. A
Diaphragm: Automatic
Filter size: 52 mm
Hood: Built-in Type
Length x max. diameter: 132mm x 63mm
Weight: 530g
$150.00
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This lens covers the focal lengths of three fixed focal length telephoto lenses (85mm, 100mm, and 135mm) and zooms between the focal lengths of 70mm and 150mm, which are not found in any fixed focal length lenses. It has a fair zooming ratio of 2.14.
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