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Pentax 67 100mm f/4 SMC Macro Late Lens

The Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro is a lens from Pentax. Used copies start from $632.39 on GearFocus, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Pentax 67 100mm f/4 SMC Macro Late Lens

Pentax 67 100mm f/4 SMC Macro Late Lens

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Pentax 67 100mm F4 SMC Macro Late Lens

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Product Highlights

  • Macro lens for Pentax 67 system
  • 1:2 reproduction ratio for close-up photography
  • SMC coating for enhanced image quality
  • Manual focus with smooth operation

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Pentax 67 100mm F4 SMC Macro Late Lens
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Lens Overview — Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro

The Pentax 67 100mm f/4 SMC Macro is a manual focus macro lens built for the Pentax 67 medium format system. Manufactured during the 1970s, this is a vintage SLR lens designed to cover the Medium Format (120) film frame, making it a compelling choice for photographers working with the Pentax 67 platform. The lens mounts via the Pentax 67 lens mount and is compatible with interchangeable medium format lens systems.

At 600g, it carries a solid, substantial feel that is typical of medium format glass from this era. Focusing is entirely manual, which suits the deliberate, considered pace that macro and portrait work often demands. The 'Late' designation in the name indicates this is a later production variant of the 100mm macro design, which collectors and shooters often seek out for refinements made over the lens's production run.

For film photographers still shooting 120 format, or those using Pentax 67 bodies with modern digital backs via adapter, this lens represents a piece of optical history with genuine practical utility for close-up and portrait work.

Key Features — Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro

100mm f/4 Macro Optic: A dedicated macro lens design offering true close-up capability on the medium format frame, suitable for detailed product, botanical, and scientific photography.

Medium Format Coverage: Designed to fully cover the 6x7cm film frame, delivering the large negative area that Pentax 67 shooters rely on for fine detail and smooth tonality.

Native Pentax 67 Mount: Mounts directly to Pentax 67 and 6x7 bodies without adapters, ensuring a secure, play-free fit.

SMC Multi-Coating: Super Multi-Coating reduces flare and ghosting, improving contrast and color fidelity compared to earlier single-coated lenses of the era.

Late Production Variant: The 'Late' designation indicates a revised production run, which collectors and users often associate with optical or mechanical refinements over the original design.

Manual Focus Design: All-manual focusing suits the deliberate, precise workflow that macro and close-up photography requires, with no autofocus mechanics to compromise the focus ring feel.

Lens Specifications — Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro

Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesMacro, Portrait, Product
Lens MountPentax 67
Focus TypeManual Focus

Description — Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro

The Pentax 67 100mm f/4 SMC Macro Late Lens is a manual focus macro lens built specifically for the Pentax 67 medium format system. Manufactured during the 1970s, this vintage SLR-type lens is designed to cover the Medium Format (120) film frame and mounts natively via the Pentax 67 lens mount. Weighing 600g, it has the heft and build quality expected of medium format optics from this period.

The 'Late' production designation makes this a sought-after variant among Pentax 67 collectors and working film photographers alike. Whether you're shooting 120 film on a Pentax 67 body or adapting the lens for use on another platform, this lens offers a direct connection to a well-regarded era of medium format optical engineering. Its fully manual focus operation suits the methodical approach that macro and close-up photography requires.

Pros — Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro

  • ✓Native Pentax 67 mount — direct, no-adapter fit for Pentax 67 system cameras
  • ✓Designed for Medium Format (120) film coverage, suitable for the full Pentax 67 frame
  • ✓Manual focus construction suits deliberate macro and portrait shooting workflows

Cons — Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro

  • ✗Manual focus only — no autofocus capability for faster-paced shooting situations
  • ✗Limited specification data makes it difficult to fully assess optical construction details
  • ✗Pentax 67 mount restricts native use to Pentax 67 system bodies without an adapter

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Frequently Asked Questions — Pentax 100mm f/4 SMC Macro

Which cameras is this lens compatible with?+
This lens is designed for the Pentax 67 mount and is compatible with Pentax 67 system cameras. It falls within the interchangeable medium format lens category, so it may also be used on other platforms with an appropriate mount adapter.
Does this lens support autofocus?+
No, this is a manual focus lens. All focusing must be done by hand, which is common for lenses of this vintage era and mount type.
What film format does this lens cover?+
This lens is designed for Medium Format (120) film, making it appropriate for use with Pentax 67 film bodies shooting 120 format.
How heavy is this lens?+
The lens weighs 600g, which is consistent with medium format glass of this era and should balance well on a Pentax 67 body.
When was this lens manufactured?+
According to the specifications, this lens was manufactured between 1970 and 1979, placing it firmly in the vintage category of Pentax medium format glass.
What does 'Late' mean in the lens name?+
The 'Late' designation refers to this being a later production version of the Pentax 67 100mm f/4 SMC Macro, as opposed to earlier production runs. Collectors and users often differentiate between early and late variants, though specific optical or mechanical differences are not detailed in the available specification data.

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