Pentax DA* 300mm f4 EDIF SDM Lens | Secondhand

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The Pentax DA* 300mm f4 EDIF SDM Lens is a telephoto prime lens, perfect for sports and wildlife photography, as well as other long-ranging applications. This lens features a classic magnified focal length, as well as a fast f4 maximum aperture, which helps to produce stunning bokeh. This Pentax prime lens includes an SDM autofocus motor, which performs quickly and quietly, ideal for working with fast-paced live subjects, while thanks to its weather-resistant build, the lens can be used confidently outdoors.

• Telephoto Focal Length
• F4 Max Aperture
• Fast & Quiet SDM AF System
• Weather-Resistant Build

The Pentax DA* 300mm f4 EDIF SDM Lens is a telephoto prime lens, perfect for sports and wildlife photography, as well as other long-ranging applications. This lens features a classic magnified focal length, as well as a fast f4 maximum aperture, which helps to produce stunning bokeh. This Pentax prime lens includes an SDM autofocus motor, which performs quickly and quietly, ideal for working with fast-paced live subjects, while thanks to its weather-resistant build, the lens can be used confidently outdoors.

The Pentax DA* 300mm f4 EDIF SDM Lens includes a quick-shift focus system, which allows for instant switching between auto and manual focus for versatility. The optical design of this lens includes ED glass elements, so chromatic aberration is compensated for, while Pentax’s SP coating has been applied to protect the crucial front element of the lens.