Canon CN-E35mm T1.5 L F Operation Manual
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The Canon CN-E35mm T1.5 L F Lens features a fast T1.5 aperture, 11-blade iris for beautiful bokeh, and full-frame 35mm coverage. It is optimized for professional cinema and video production with a robust lens construction.
To mount the lens, align the red dot on the lens with the red dot on the camera mount. Gently insert the lens and rotate it clockwise until it clicks into place, ensuring it is securely attached.
If the focus ring is stiff, check for any debris or physical obstructions. If none are found, gently work the focus ring back and forth to distribute the lubricant. If the issue persists, consider professional servicing.
Yes, the lens has an 82mm front filter thread, allowing you to attach various filters for creative effects or lens protection. Ensure that the filter does not obscure the lens or cause vignetting.
To clean the lens, use a blower to remove dust, a soft lens brush for particles, lens cleaning solution, and a microfiber cloth for smudges. Avoid excessive moisture and never use household cleaners.
Store the lens in a cool, dry place, ideally in a padded case or compartment. Use lens caps to protect the glass and consider using silica gel packets to control humidity.
The clicking sound is normal and indicates the aperture ring is moving between marked stops. This design allows precise control over exposure settings, which is beneficial in professional filming environments.
For optimal sharpness, use a tripod to stabilize the camera, select the appropriate aperture (typically between T2.8-T5.6 for sharpness), and ensure correct focus by using focus peaking if available.
Regularly check the lens for dust and debris, clean the front and rear elements as needed, and check the smoothness of the focus and aperture rings. Consider professional servicing annually or if any issues arise.
The lens features an EF mount and is compatible with Canon cameras that have an EF mount, including many DSLRs and cinema cameras. Always check your camera's specifications for compatibility.