===== Pentax 67 SMC Takumar 300mm f/4 ED [IF] =====
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==== Summary ====
The SMC Pentax-M★ 67 300mm f/4 ED [IF] is a premium manual-focus telephoto lens introduced in 1999 as the final evolution of Pentax’s 300mm offerings for the 6×7 medium format system. It replaced the earlier Takumar and SMC 300mm f/4 designs with a completely new optical formula, extra-low dispersion (ED) glass, and internal focusing (IF)—bringing modern performance to a classic system. Optically, it features a 9-element - 9-group design with Super Multi-Coating (SMC) and a 9-blade automatic diaphragm. The lens stops down to f/32, focuses as close as 2 meters, and delivers a 0.23× magnification ratio—a dramatic improvement over the 5-meter minimum focus of its predecessors. It uses an 82mm filter thread, weighs 1650g, and measures 92.5 × 209.5mm. It includes a removable PH-RBA82 hood with a polarizer access window, a dedicated tripod collar, and ships with the S120-230 padded case. There’s no “A” setting on the aperture ring, so it’s best used in manual or aperture-priority modes.
==== Tech Specs ====
| Manufacturer |Pentax|
| Series |67|
| Model |SMC Takumar|
| Focal Length |300mm|
| Max Aperture |f/4 ED [IF]|
| Min Aperture |f/32|
| Format |6x7|
| Image Circle |-|
| Minimum Focus |200cm|
| Focus Rotation |°|
| Iris Blades |9|
| Optical Design |9/9|
| Squeeze |none|
| Front Diameter |92.5mm|
| Filter Thread |82mm|
| Focus/Zoom Rod |none|
| Native Mount |Pentax 6x7|
| Data Protocol |none|
| Length |209.5mm|
| Weight |1650g|
| Body Telescope |-|
| Body Material |-|
| Focus Drive |-|
| Iris Drive |-|
| Zoom Drive |-|
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