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This Canon FD 35mm f2 SSC has the legendary concave front element. This one, #80334, is in average cosmetic condition with normal edge wear. I rate it cosmetically at (8+) condition. The focus is smooth and the aperture works properly. The glass is clean and clear with no haze, marks or fungus. This is a great lens, ready for a loving home.
Q: What is the Canon 35mm f/2 SSC Concave lens (80334)?
A: It’s a classic Canon FD-mount 35 mm f/2 prime lens known for its concave front element and SSC coating, originally made for 35 mm film SLRs.
Q: What makes this lens special?
A: The concave front element and SSC (Super Spectra Coating) deliver a distinctive vintage look and character that many photographers and collectors value.
Q: Is this a modern autofocus lens?
A: No — this is a manual-focus vintage lens for the older Canon FD mount, not a modern autofocus lens.
Q: What mount does it use?
A: It uses the Canon FD mount, which fits vintage Canon SLR cameras; adapters are needed to use it on modern mirrorless bodies.
Q: How is the image quality?
A: Vintage users report that it can produce sharp images with unique character, though focusing and optical performance may not match modern lenses.
Q: What photography styles suit this lens?
A: It’s ideal for film photography enthusiasts, vintage lens collectors, and creative shooters seeking a distinctive aesthetic look.
Q: Does it work on digital cameras?
A: Yes — with an FD-to-mirrorless adapter, you can use it on many modern mirrorless cameras, though it remains manual focus only.
Q: Is the Canon 35mm f/2 SSC Concave lens worth buying?
A: If you love vintage glass character and manual shooting, it’s a great collectible and creative tool; otherwise, modern autofocus 35 mm lenses may be more practical.