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Canon FD 800mm f/5.6

€135.00

The Canon FD 800mm f/5.6 is an extreme telephoto lens designed for maximum reach and dramatic perspective compression. Its exceptional focal length allows you to bring distant subjects remarkably close while isolating them against a compressed, minimal background. The result is a distinctive long-lens perspective that can transform landscapes, architecture, wildlife and distant action into highly graphic cinematic images.

With the character of classic Canon FD optics, the 800mm offers a more organic rendering than many contemporary high-resolution telephoto lenses. It is particularly interesting when extreme focal length becomes part of the visual language: compressing vast distances, flattening layers within a landscape or creating striking subject isolation from a considerable distance. Covering 35mm stills formats, it can be used across Super 35 and Full Frame cinema systems, making it a specialised but highly expressive addition to a cinematographer's lens package.

The Canon FD 800mm f/5.6 is an extreme telephoto lens designed for maximum reach and dramatic perspective compression. Its exceptional focal length allows you to bring distant subjects remarkably close while isolating them against a compressed, minimal background. The result is a distinctive long-lens perspective that can transform landscapes, architecture, wildlife and distant action into highly graphic cinematic images.

With the character of classic Canon FD optics, the 800mm offers a more organic rendering than many contemporary high-resolution telephoto lenses. It is particularly interesting when extreme focal length becomes part of the visual language: compressing vast distances, flattening layers within a landscape or creating striking subject isolation from a considerable distance. Covering 35mm stills formats, it can be used across Super 35 and Full Frame cinema systems, making it a specialised but highly expressive addition to a cinematographer's lens package.