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Pentax 110 24mm f/2.8

The Pentax 110 24mm f/2.8 is a tiny prime lens specifically designed for the Pentax Auto 110 miniature SLR system. Providing a standard field of view equivalent to approximately 50mm on a full-frame camera, it features a simple optical design without a built-in aperture or focusing helicoid, as these functions are handled by the Auto 110 camera body. It is remarkably small and lightweight, reflecting the ultra-compact nature of the 110 film format.

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Pentax 110 24mm f/2.8 Model Overview

Specifications

Brand
Pentax
Model
110 24mm f/2.8
Release year
1978
Lens Mount
Pentax Q
Lens Type
Prime
Focal Length
24mm

The Pentax 110 24mm f/2.8 is a tiny prime lens specifically designed for the Pentax Auto 110 miniature SLR system. Providing a standard field of view equivalent to approximately 50mm on a full-frame camera, it features a simple optical design without a built-in aperture or focusing helicoid, as these functions are handled by the Auto 110 camera body. It is remarkably small and lightweight, reflecting the ultra-compact nature of the 110 film format.

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