Canon EF 35-80mm f4-5.6 | Autofocus Zoom Lens | EF-Mount | Excellent

Brand: Canon
Condition: Used
Name: Canon EF 35–80mm f/4–5.6
Type: Standard Zoom Lens
Mount: Canon EF Mount (Full-frame and APS-C compatible)
CPB Lens Code: V5
Focal Length: 35–80mm
Maximum Aperture: f/4–5.6
Optical Construction: 8 elements in 8 groups
Diaphragm: 6-blade aperture
Minimum Focus Distance: 0.38 m
Maximum Magnification: 0.16×
Filter Thread: 52 mm
Weight: ~200 g

This Canon EF 35–80mm f/4–5.6 (V5) has been cleaned, tested, and inspected by the CPB Darkroom team. Rated 8.5/10, it shows light cosmetic wear from regular use but performs flawlessly. The autofocus is accurate, manual focus is smooth, and the optics are clear and free from haze, fungus, or scratches. Aperture blades are clean and operate without oil or sticking. Listing photographs show the exact lens for sale.

Model Background
Released in the 1990s, the Canon EF 35–80mm f/4–5.6 was a lightweight and affordable standard zoom for EF-mount film SLRs. Covering a versatile range from moderate wide-angle to short telephoto, it is a great walkaround lens for travel, portraits, and general use. Fully compatible with all Canon EF-mount cameras—both film and digital—it is especially compact when paired with lightweight EOS bodies.

Format & Usage Notes

• On full-frame bodies, covers wide to short telephoto.

• On APS-C DSLRs, offers an equivalent field of view of ~56–128mm, ideal for portraits and tighter framing.

• Works seamlessly on all Canon EOS film and digital cameras with EF mount, with full autofocus and auto-exposure support.

About Our Lenses
At CPB Darkroom, each lens undergoes a complete inspection:

• Optical cleaning and clarity check

• Autofocus and manual focus accuracy test

• Aperture blade inspection and cleaning

• Mount and electronic contact check

• Real-world shooting test for sharpness and contrast

We source our gear from trusted dealers in India and Japan.
The sample images shown were made on film using this exact lens, offering a true representation of its rendering, sharpness, and overall image quality.