
Rokinon
Rokinon 300M-MFT-BK 300mm F6.3 Mirror Lens - Micro Four Thirds
★★★★★
Ultra-compact Rokinon 300mm mirror lens delivers 600mm equivalent reach on Micro Four Thirds cameras.
$299.00*
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Overview
Key Features
300mm Mirror Lens with F6.3 Aperture
Constructed of 9 elements in 9 groups
Designed for mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras
Minimum focusing distance 2.95 feet; angle of view 5.4 degrees on Canon M, Fuji X and Sony NEX, 4.2 degrees for MFT
Specifications
Brand
Rokinon
Model
300M-MFT-BK
Focal Length
300mm
Maximum Aperture
f/6.3 (Fixed)
Lens Mount
MFT (Micro Four Thirds)
Optical Construction
9 Elements in 9 Groups
Lens Type
Catadioptric (Mirror)
Focus
Manual
Compatible Cameras
Olympus Pen, Panasonic Lumix (MFT mount)
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Extremely compact and lightweight for a 300mm (600mm equivalent) telephoto
- Mirror design minimizes chromatic aberration compared to refractive telephoto lenses
- 9 elements in 9 groups deliver solid optical performance for the price
- Affordable entry point into super-telephoto photography
👎 Cons
- Fixed f/6.3 aperture limits performance in low-light conditions
- Manual focus only, which can be challenging with fast-moving subjects
- Mirror design produces distinctive donut-shaped bokeh that may be distracting
- No electronic communication with the camera body means no EXIF lens data
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the effective focal length of this lens on a Micro Four Thirds camera?
With the 2x crop factor of Micro Four Thirds sensors, this 300mm lens provides a 600mm equivalent field of view.
Is the aperture adjustable on this lens?
No, this is a mirror (reflex) lens with a fixed f/6.3 aperture — there is no aperture ring to adjust.
Does this lens support autofocus?
No, this is a fully manual focus lens. You will need to focus manually using the focus ring.
What causes the distinctive donut-shaped bokeh in photos from this lens?
The mirror (catadioptric) optical design uses a central mirror obstruction, which creates the characteristic ring-shaped out-of-focus highlights unique to mirror lenses.
Which cameras is this lens compatible with?
It is designed for Micro Four Thirds mount cameras, including Olympus Pen series and Panasonic Lumix bodies.