Canon FD Lens, Manual Book

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• Sports
At the most exciting sports events, often
it's impossible to get close enough to the
action. A Canon 100 – 300mm f/5.6 is
ideal for these situations. Combined with a
power winder or motor drive, you'll be
equipped to take those dynamic, arresting
shots that are the trademark of sports
photography.
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FD100-300mm f/5.6 + FD35mm f/2.8
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FD35-70mm f/3.5-4.5 + FD300mm f/4
• Portraits
The goal here is to convey the subject's
personality as naturally as possible
despite the posed setting. The traditional
lenses for portrait photography are the
85mm and 100mm lenses. These focal
lengths are covered in a 75–200mm
zoom. Completing your system with a
35mm wide-angle allows further variety in
composing portraits.
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FD75-200mmf/4.5+ FD35mm f/2
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FD35-70mm f/3.5-4.5 + FDI00mm
f/2.8
• All-around photography
For those who want to touch all bases, a
combination of zoom lenses covering the
range from 28mm to 200mm or 300mm is a
wise selection. That way scenics, face
shots, or architectural details are always
within your reach. Two zoom lenses make
for a comprehensive yet portable system.
1
FD28–55mm f/3.5-4.5 + FD75–200mm
f/4.5
2
FD35–105mm f/3.5-4.5 + FD100–
300mm f/5.6
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