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from KEH Summary: The FD lens to which your listing refers is the FDn; there was no breech lock SSC f2.8 (there was, however, a 3.5). The FDn f2.8 is actually a real gem, a wonderful carry-around or backpacking lens on an AV-1 or AT-1 body. The reason to go for the 35mm f2 is a little better performance at wide apertures, marginally better barrel distortion performance, and an 8-blade aperture. The f 2.8, however, for a fifth of the money, gives every bit of the contrast punch and resolution at mid apertures as the more expensive cousin. Strengths: resolution and contast at mid apertures
cheap price
extremely light weight Weaknesses: nothing of note
bokeh peepers will prefer the 35mm FDn f2. Similar Products Used: FD breech lock and FDn lenses, F-1 cameras Customer Service: haven't needed
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