Rokinon 800mm f/8 Mirror

Rokinon 800mm f/8 Mirror

Lens Summary

Brand: Rokinon

Also Known As: Rokinon 800mm f/8 Mirror

Lens Type: Prime Lens

Format: Full Frame / FX

Focus: Manual Focus

Lens Mount: T-Mount

Release Date: N/A

MSRP Price: $184

Made in: South Korea

Production Status: In Production

Lens Description: This 800mm f/8.0 Mirror T-Mount Lens (Black) from Rokinon is a tremendous addition to your camera bag, opening up unimagined and powerful photographic possibilities. It\'s lightweight (33 oz/935.5g) and compact (just 5.68"/14.42 cm long) and it focuses as close as 11' (3.5m). The aperture is fixed at f/8.0. This manual focus lens is constructed from fully multi-coated low-dispersion optical glass, with a 105mm front filter thread. A T-ring adapter (available separately) is required to mount this lens to a camera body.


Rokinon 800mm f/8 Mirror Specifications

Lens Specifications
Lens TypePrime Lens
Focal Length800mm
Mount TypeT-Mount
FormatFull Frame / FX
Compatible Format(s)35mm Film / Full-Frame Digital Sensor
Compatible with TeleconvertersNo
Image StabilizationNo
Aperture Information
Aperture RingYes
Maximim Aperturef/8
Minimum Aperturef/8
Maximum Angle of View (Full frame or larger format)
Optical Information
Lens Elements8
Lens Groups8
Focus Information
FocusManual Focus
Built-in Focus MotorNo
Minimum Focus Distance3.35m
Filter Information
Filter Size105mm
Accepts Filter TypeScrew-on
Physical Characteristics
Weather / Dust SealingNo
Mount MaterialMetal
Dimensions11.1 x 14.43cm
Weight936g
Other Information
Available in ColorsBlack
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Edmund Buras

FORGET ABOUT IT. Don’t waste your money! Not worth half the price. Image is low in contrast and resolution. Focusing is extremely difficult, even at infinity. Tripod hardly helps.