A standard 'kit' lens from EOS film days. Build quality feels rather plastic with so-so optics.
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Lens specifications
Focal Length & Maximum Aperture |
35-80mm 1:4-5.6 |
Lens Construction |
8 elements in 8 groups |
Maximum Magnification (x) |
0.25 |
Minimum Aperture |
32 |
Closest Focusing Distance |
0.38m |
Filter Size |
52mm |
Max. Diameter x Length, Weight |
65mm x 61mm, 170g |
Versions
Canon EF 35-80 |
Version |
f/4–5.6 |
f/4–5.6 PZ |
f/4–5.6 USM |
f/4–5.6 II |
f/4–5.6 III |
Full-frame compatible |
Yes |
Image stabiliser |
No |
Environmental sealing |
No |
Ultrasonic Motor |
No |
No |
Yes |
No |
No |
Technical data |
Focal length (max/min) |
35–80mm |
Aperture (max/min) |
f/4–5.6 / f/32 |
Construction |
8 elements / 8 groups |
7 elements / 7 groups |
8 elements / 8 groups |
Aperture blades |
5 |
Closest focusing distance |
0.37 m |
0.5 m |
0.38 m |
0.4 m |
Max. magnification |
0.25x |
0.18x |
0.25x |
0.23x |
Physical data |
Weight |
180g |
205g |
170g |
175g |
Maximum diameter |
68.6 mm |
68 mm |
65 mm |
65 mm |
Length |
61 mm |
72 mm |
61 mm |
63.5 mm |
Filter diameter |
52mm |
Retail information |
Release date |
Sep. 1990 |
Mar 1990 |
Apr. 1992 |
Sep. 1993 |
Mar. 1995 |
EF35-80mm F4-5.6 II reviews and articles
- Canon UK / US Information Page
- Amazon
- Northlight Images
- Canon CPN article
- Fred Miranda
- Lens Tip
- Digital Picture
- PhotoZone
- SLR Gear
- Lens Review
- ePhotozine
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Sample images