Pentax DA 70mm F2.4 Lens

The smc PENTAX-DA 70mm F2.4 Limited lens is exclusively designed for use with PENTAX digital SLR cameras. It features a fixed focal length of 70mm and aperture of f/2.4 and its portable ultra-thin pancake design is perfect for portrait and landscape photography, along with its uni-focal medium-telephoto optics. PENTAX SP coating further protects the front lens element against dirt or other contamination. Instant switching from autofocus to manual focus operation was made possible by PENTAX-original Quick-Shift Focus System. Built with a high-grade aluminum construction, the lens barrel, hood and cap provides durability and elegant design. It is compatible only with APS-C DSLR Cameras.

Product Features in Detail

Super-lightweight design
The ultra-thin, super-lightweight design makes it a carry-anywhere lens.

Hybrid aspherical lens
The hybrid aspherical lens effectively compensates for a variety of aberrations.

SP (Super Protect) coating
The PENTAX-original SP (Super Protect) coating repels dust, water and grease to keep your lens clean and your image quality at its peak.

Floating mechanism
The floating mechanism is designed to adjust the degree of aberration compensation in relation to the focusing distance, assuring high-quality image reproduction over the entire focusing range.

For PENTAX digital SLR cameras
Designed exclusively for PENTAX digital SLR cameras.

Versatile angle
The versatile angle of view produces natural images with a moderate perspective or an expanded depth of field, making it ideal for many different types of subjects and occasions, from snapshots to landscapes to architecture.

Limited lens series
The limited lens series quality offers distinctive visual appeal and a premium appearance with its brushed metal design.

Quick-Shift Focus System
The PENTAX-original Quick-Shift Focus System allows instant switching from autofocus to manual focus operation.

7.9 inches minimum focusing distance
A minimum focusing distance of 7.9 inches is ideal for close-up photography.itching from auto to manual focus.