ZCanonFD Test

In this test we decide which 35mm to add to our Zero Optik Canon FD set. We tested three different donor glasses to see how they blend with the rest of the set. The lenses we tested were: Minolta 35mm AF F1.4 Canon 35mm FD S.S.C F2 Canon 35mm FD F2 Color matching has always been essential for keeping consistency across a lens set, especially with vintage glass. With an iconic set like Canon New FD L, known for its unique bokeh, edge-to-edge performance, and signature look, choosing the right donor lens matters. Our current set has been rehoused by Zero Optik. These are Canon New FD L-Series lenses (1979–1988). Lenses in our current set are 14mm T3.1 (CF 9.5") 24mm T1.5 (CF 1') 50mm T1.3 (CF 1'2") 85mm T1.3 (CF 2'11") 200mm T1.8 Shot on Canon C-70 Full Frame 5600K, 800 EI, 180 Degree Shutter at 23.976 4.6K 16:9 Prores 4444 Capture 0:00 Intro 0:03 35mm Canon FD S.S.C. F2 1:47 35mm Canon FD S.S.C. F4 3:31 35mm Minolta AF F1.4 4:37 35mm Minolta AF F2.8/4 6:30 24mm NFD-L T1.6 (Zero Optik Rehoused) 8:00 24mm NFD-L T2.8/4 (Zero Optik Rehoused) 9:16 50mm NFD-L T1.6 (Zero Optik Rehoused) 10:43 50mm NFD-L T2.8 (Zero Optik Rehoused) 12:48 85mm NFD-L T1.3 (Zero Optik Rehoused) 13:49 35mm Canon FD F2 14:51 35mm Canon FD F4 Footage courtesy Eleven04 Rentals, Chicago IL Shot by Camrin Petramale Talent - T$d & Kevin