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Used Canon 50mm f3.5 Serenar (READ)

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$51 $75 In stock

Category: USED

This used Canon 50mm f3.5 Serenar lens is offered as a parts or repair unit. Please read the full listing details carefully before purchasing.

  • Used Canon 50mm f3.5 Serenar lens
  • Sold for parts or not working; please review condition carefully
  • Serial number: SN-277400
  • Listed in the Used MF Prime Lenses category
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett ★★★★★

I was prepared for a total paperweight, but the glass is actually in decent shape—just needs a new aperture assembly. For the price of a coffee run, it’s a fun tinkering project if you enjoy lens repair.

Jacob ★★★★★

Shooting wide open at f3.5 gives that lovely soft glow I wanted for portraits, and the all-metal construction feels solid even if the glass shows its age. It’s a gamble buying a lens marked “for parts,” but the aperture ring clicks perfectly and I’ve already gotten some dreamy shots with it.

Mia E. ★★★★★

Honestly, I bought this knowing it was a parts unit, so I was just hoping for a working aperture ring. Got it for a steal, and the glass is surprisingly clean for something listed as “read” — it’s actually sharp wide open on my digital body, which I did not expect at all.