FD Lenses for Canon EOS Cameras Part 2: A Bright Spot Isnt a Good Thing @georgiahoosier
FD Lenses for Canon EOS Cameras Part 2: A Bright Spot Isnt a Good Thing  @georgiahoosier
Uploaded June 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Continuing the discussion about using FD lenses on Canon EOS cameras and I have a little demonstration showing a weakness in using the lens.
Not that I would dismiss the lens because of it, I'd just pick something else for bright sunlight before I potentially loused up a day's shooting.

Also have made some changes in lighting and I think the studio shots are getting better.
This time it's with the 28mm Tokina f2.8 FD set to f5.6, camera settings: 30P, ISO 640, WB 3800, Cinestyle picture profile
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FD Lenses for Canon EOS Cameras Part 2: A Bright Spot Isn't a Good Thing

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