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Pentax 600mm f4 Takumar / 6x7 - Lens

Pentax 600mm f4 Takumar / 6x7 - Lens

Introduced in 1969 for Pentax 6x7 system. The 600mm f4 is a massive and very heavy lens with huge glass elements. Instead using focusing ring the lens has adjusting knobs on the back of the lens. It has full metal construct with built-in lens hood. In 1971 Pentax made a newer version of the lens with SMC coatings.

  • Optical design: 6 elements in 5 groups
  • Closest focusing distance: 12m
  • 12 diaphragm blades
  • Minimum aperture: f45
  • Weight: 6kg
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Pentax 6x7

The Pentax 6x7 was introduced in 1969 as an alternative to modular SLRs on the market. The 6x7 instead emulates the handling of a 35mm SLR, just scaled up to fit the 6x7cm negative.

All generations of Pentax 6x7 cameras feature electronically-controlled focal plane shutters that can reach speeds up to 1/1000s. The one major downside of the design is the slow flash sync compared to the leaf shutters in Mamiya and Hasselblad lenses.

Pentax offered interchangeable finders for the 67 system including TTL prisms, waist level finders, chimney finders, and non-metered prisms. The 67 II is also capable of TTL aperture priority autoexposure with the right prism.

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Pentax 600mm f4 Takumar / 6x7 - Lens Availability & Price History
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14 Nov 2022 A69675 € 1.039,50 Pentax 600mm f4 Takumar / 6x7 - Lens Image