Canon FL

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Canon FL refers to a lens mount standard for 35mm single-lens reflex cameras from Canon. It was introduced in April 1964 with the Canon FX camera, replacing the previous Canon R mount. It was in turn replaced in 1971 by the Canon FD mount. FL lenses can also be used on FD-mount cameras.

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[edit] FL cameras

[edit] FL lenses

[edit] Zoom

  Focal length(s) Aperture range Macro
Article 55-135mm 3.5 No No
Article 85-300mm 5 No No
Article 85-300mm 5.6 No No

[edit] Wide-angle

  Focal length(s) Aperture range Macro
Article 19mm 3.5 No No
Article 19mm R 3.5 No No
Article 28mm 3.5 No No
Article 35mm 2.5 No No
Article 35mm 3.5 No No
Article 38mm 2.8 No No

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  Focal length(s) Aperture range Macro
Article 50mm 1.4 No No
Article 50mm 1.4 I No No
Article 50mm 1.4 II No No
Article 50mm 1.8 I No No
Article 50mm 1.8 II No No
Article 50mm 3.5 Yes Yes
Article 55mm 1.2 No No
Article 58mm I 1.2 No No
Article 58mm II 1.2 No No

[edit] Telephoto

  Focal length(s) Aperture range Macro Super Spectra Coating (SSC)
Article 85mm 1.8 No No No No
Article 100mm 3.5 No No No No
Article 100mm 4 Yes Yes No No
Article 135mm 2.5 No No No No
Article 135mm 3.5 No No No No
Article 200mm 3.5 I No No No No
Article 200mm 3.5 II No No No No
Article 200mm 4.5 No No No No
Article 300mm 2.8 No No Yes Yes
Article 300mm 5.6 No No No No
Article 400mm 5.6 No No No No
Article 500mm 5.6 No No No No
Article 600mm 5.6 No No No No
Article 800mm 8 No No No No
Article 1200mm 11 No No No No

[edit] See also

[edit] Canon

[edit] Single lens reflex

Preceded by
R
Canon lens mounts
April 1964 – March 1971
Succeeded by
FD