===== Pentax-M SMC 100mm f/2.8 ===== 
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==== Summary ====
The SMC Pentax-M 100mm f/2.8 is a compact, manual-focus short telephoto prime introduced in 1977 and produced until 1984, designed for full-frame K-mount film cameras. It was part of the M-series, known for its portability and solid construction, and served as a non-macro alternative to the longer and heavier 100mm f/4 Macro. Optically, it features a 5-element/5-group design, Super Multi-Coating (SMC), and a 6-blade automatic diaphragm. It delivers a 24° diagonal field of view on full-frame (or ~16° on APS-C), focuses down to 1 meter, and provides 0.13× magnification. The lens uses a 49mm filter thread, weighs just 225g, and measures 62.5 × 55.7mm. It lacks an “A” setting on the aperture ring, so it’s best used in manual or aperture-priority modes on modern digital bodies. A clip-on hood and dedicated hard case were originally included.
==== Tech Specs ====
| Manufacturer    |Pentax|
| Series          |M Series Prime|
| Model           |SMC|
| Focal Length    |100mm|
| Max Aperture    |f/2.8|
| Min Aperture    |f/22|
| Format          |Full-Frame|
| Image Circle    |-|
| Minimum Focus   |100cm|
| Focus Rotation  |°|
| Iris Blades     |6|
| Optical Design  |5/5|
| Squeeze         |none|
| Front Diameter  |62.5mm|
| Filter Thread   |49mm|
| Focus/Zoom Rod  |none|
| Native Mount    |Pentax K|
| Data Protocol   |none|
| Length          |55.7mm|
| Weight          |225g|
| Body Telescope  |-|
| Body Material   |-|
| Focus Drive     |-|
| Iris Drive      |-|
| Zoom Drive      |-|
==== History ====
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==== Service ====
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