| Year | - |
| Lens Groups | - |
| Lens Element | - |
| Aperature Blades | - |
| Minimum Aperture | - |
| Closest Focusing | - |
| Max. Magnifcation | |
| Filter Size | - |
| Diameter x Length | - |
| Weight | |
| Hood | - |
This lens was my standard companion on my trips with my Canon T70, until I bought the Canon 35-105mm. Its small, light and...plastic... but for traveling an absolute good solution. Like the FDn's of Canon the design is primarily based on compactness and lightweight, which was the consumers wish at that time.
I had some small issues with the glue of the focusing ring letting loose in the tropical heat :o). Readjusted and fixed it myself.
The Pictures are good, I like the colors it brings with a UV filter. Nice Sharpness. Overall good price value,and an excellent lightweight Lens for beginning Photographers or frequent travelers.