Asahi SMC Pentax 50mm f/1.4 standard prime lens (K mount), tested and working. Hello from Japan! We provide high-quality cameras and lenses to the world. The SMC Pentax 50mm f/1.4, made by Asahi Optical around 1975, is a highly regarded fast standard lens for the Pentax K mount, and one of the first K-mount lenses. Renowned for its beautiful rendering and Pentax's excellent Super-Multi-Coating, it is a favourite fast fifty for film and, via adapters, mirrorless shooters. Mount & Compatibility This is a native Pentax K-mount manual-focus lens (e.g. SMC Pentax / Pentax-M series). It works on Pentax K-mount film SLRs and, with stop-down or supported metering, on Pentax DSLRs that accept K-mount lenses. On mirrorless it can be used with a simple Pentax-K adapter. Condition: USED — Near Mint Pre-owned with very clear optics. Serial Number Please check the photo. Appearance Very clean. Please check the photos for details. Optical Condition Haze: No Fungus: No Scratch: No Balsam separation: No Dust: A few tiny specks (no effect on images) Functional Focusing: The helicoid operates smoothly. Aperture: The blades are clean and move properly. Mount PENTAX K mount Bundled Items Lens only. Important Notes for Used Items As this is a used item, subtle imperfections may exist that are not individually described. Shipping We ship via Japan Post (ePacket Light). Your package will be handed over to the local postal carrier in your country for final delivery. For high-value items, we may use FedEx or DHL. We only ship to registered addresses. We ship within 3 business days after payment. Customs and Taxes Import duties, taxes, and other fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office before bidding. We do not under-declare item values or mark items as "gifts." Returns and Buyer Protection Handled in accordance with Catawiki's Seller Terms. If you have any questions, please contact us before bidding. Thank you for visiting our listing. Japan has one of the world's largest used-camera markets. We appreciate your interest.