The new Tokina lens should be suitable due to its excellent reflective properties of the lens design for a wide spectrum of the landscape, reportage and people photography to sports and wildlife shooting ranges. By using an optical design of seven mirror lenses that are arranged in three groups, results in a nearly circular aperture, which is to provide outside the focal plane for a very pleasant blur.
The mirror lens is 66 x 55 millimeters and weighs less than 300 grams with its 300 mm; this lens is currently among the models with the largest focal length for the Micro Four Thirds standard. To construct a conventional lens with such small dimensions and low weight would be simply impossible, according to Tokina. The lens design waived due to an auto focus and an adjustable aperture. As is common with most mirror lenses, telephoto lenses, the focus is adjusted manually so. The minimum focusing distance is 80cm.
The Tokina 300mm F6.3 Reflex Micro Four Thirds cameras to the end of July 2012 for about 400, - € will be available at photo dealers.