see also:

• mirrorless camera systems
• legacy lenses for mirrorless cameras
• Canon EOS camera system

• Canon FD lenses are manual focus lenses designed for Canon film SLRs before they changed to an AF-based EOS system in the late 1980's.
• the mount is a breech-lock and was updated to “new FD mount” which has a rotating barrel locking mechanism to make it less fiddly.
• They cannot be used on Canon EOS dSLRs (other than for macro work) unless an optical lens adapter is used to allow infinity focus.
• their main use now is on mirrorless camera systems and thus this page concentrates of prime lenses most likely to be used on these cameras
• see also wikipedia

• 17mm f/4
• 20mm f/2.8
• 24mm f/1.4 aspherical - see
• 24mm f/2.8
• 28mm f/2
• 28mm f/2.8
• 28mm f/3.5
• 35mm f/2
• 35mm f/2.8 TSE tilt-shift
• 35mm f/3.5

• 50mm f/1.4
• 50mm f/1.8
• 50mm f/3.5 macro
• 55mm f/1.2
• 55mm f/1.2 aspherical

• Canon FD 85mm f/1.2 lenses
• 85mm f/1.8
• 100mm f/2.8
• 100mm f/4 macro
• 135mm f/2.5
• 135mm f/3.5

• 8 versions - see wikipedia
• see mir.com
• 200mm f/1.8L:
  • Canon's final FD lens
  • produced in 1989 a year after the EF version was produced, to cater for those yet to upgrade to EOS.
• 200mm f/2.8 II:
  • rear-focus version: 134.2mm x 81.2mm, 735g, 72mm filter
• 200mm f/4
• 200mm f/4 macro

• 300mm f/2.8 flourite
• 300mm f/4
• 300mm f/4L
• 300mm f/5.6

• 400mm f/4.5
• 500mm f/4.5L
• 500mm f/8 mirror
• 600mm f/4.5
• 800mm f/5.6
• 800mm f/3.8 mirror
• 2000mm f/11 mirror
• 5200mm f/14 mirror

• 20mm f/2.8
• 35mm f/2.8