Canon Fd 50Mm 1.2

I've been using this adapter with my 50mm 1.2L FD lens and the images look flawless on my Canon EOS R

I was looking for a cheap protector for my Canon 50mm FD lens. That's exactly what I got. Very pleased.

I recently purchased the Canon 50mm f/1.2L and needed to be sure that I protected my investment.

As previous owner of two Canon FD 85mm 1.2 lenses, and switching to Sony mirrorless, I wanted a low cost alternate and from it in the Rokinon 85mm 1.2 lens. Focusing a was smooth as silk and combined with magnification view provided by the a7III, produced outstanding images with that magical low depth of field. One exception, this lens is much sharper than the Canon FD counterpart. Summary, no regrets.

Perfect for my old Canon FD 50mm 1,8f... If you don't mind the sticker labels. I don't.

Finally I can use my old FD 28mm, 50mm and 70-210mm lenses from my old film days, on my new EOS SL1 Canon camera....what a great service this is to be able to place the Canon FD Lens to Canon EOS Camera adapter by Vello on my camera. Now I can use my perfectly good lenses anytime I choose....highly recommend this adapter to anyone having old lenses and wanting to use them all over again....very satisfied customer here!

Purchased as protection for a Canon 50mm 1.2L. I own several Hoya filters and they all perform well.

Very strong build quality. Feels like a Zeiss cinema prime and produces similar looks. Bokeh is different from canon lenses, I find it more attractive. If you use the 5D MkII mainly for Video this is the lens you want. I considered the Canon 50mm 1.2L but I wasn't happy with its design and I think the Zeiss Bokeh is more attractive, and the Zeiss feels better to use. No auto-focus and no external aperture ring. Very little CA wide open compared to the canon 50mm 1.4 which I also own. If you are looking to upgrade from your canon 50mm 1.4 to something better I would recommend this over the Canon 50mm 1.2 if auto focus is not important to you.

Fits perfectly on my 50mm 1.2

I'm using these ND filters with my Canon FD 50mm f/1.4 and Voigtlander 25mm f/0.95 lenses on a Panasonic GH2. I'm mostly interested in shooting video, not stills. I got the 77mm size and an adapter ring to step down to the 52mm threads of my lenses. There's not much to say about these ND filters, other than they work very well, with no color cast or resolution loss. I had considered getting a variable ND filter, but they're all much more expensive and generally don't produce results as good as traditional NDs. It only takes a second to switch out one for the other, so really the hassle of separate ND filters is a non-issue.