Selling Canon K35 Aspherical Prime Lens Set

[Nathan Funk]

My ASKING PRICE is: US $12,500.00

I'm selling a super-fast Canon K35 Aspherical Prime Lens Set that includes:

(1) 85mm (T1.3)
(1) 50mm (T1.3)
(1) 35mm (T1.3)
(1) 24mm (T1.5)
(1) 18mm (T1.5)
(1) PELICAN 1550 CASE with Custom cuts-outs for each lens

These lenses are amazing. Claimed to be one of the best kept secret in 35mm motion picture prime lenses. Originally made by Canon for still photography, these lenses are as sharp/contrasty as they are rugged. The speed on these lenses are second only to the Zeiss Super Speeds (at a fraction of the price). They have been beautifully rehoused and feature expanded focus scales and integrated focus gears.

Tremendous quality and value for the glass. The only reason I'm letting them go (and it is painful for me) is because my cinematographer insists we buy lenses that can mount both our camera systems.

I'm also willing to include in this package a BNCR Mount designed specifically for the RED ONE Camera. The VP BNCR Mount has been approved by Red Digital Cinema and DOES NOT VOID the WARRANTY. It's precision made, simple to install and requires no modification to the camera. The adjustable back-focus function of the RED lens mount operates as it would with the Red's factory PL mount. Clearanced to enable the use of Moviecam and Ultranon prime lenses as well.

Let me know if you're interested. I can send you pictures. Email me: nathan@funkfactoryfilms.com

 

[David W. Jones]

#1: The K35 lenses were not originally made for still photography. The T1.3 set was designed by Hiroshi Suzukawa and they were intentionally made for cinematography.
#2: Who is running the show, you or your cinematographer?
#3: you should have posted this in the Jobs / Equipment For Hire section.

All the Best!

 

[Sanjin Jukic]

#1: The K35 lenses were not originally made for still photography. The T1.3 set was designed by Hiroshi Suzukawa and they were intentionally made for cinematography.
#2: Who is running the show, you or your cinematographer?
#3: you should have posted this in the Jobs / Equipment For Hire section.

All the Best!

Hiroshi Suzukawa worked for Canon and designed those lenses for cinematography.
He also holds several patents for Canon analog cameras.

Hiroshi Suzukawa (Canon Inc.) & Wilton R. Holm (AMPTP Motion Picture and Television Research Center)

- For the design and development of super-speed lenses for motion-picture photography.

Scientific or Technical Awards (Class III) 1976 >>>