TokIna SZX SUPER TELE 400mm F8 Instruction Manual
- June 7, 2024
- TokIna
Table of Contents
- TokIna SZX SUPER TELE 400mm F8 Instruction Manual
- 1. Part names
- 2 Attaching the lens to the camera
- 3. Mount adapter
- 4. Setting up the camera
- Canon EOS series
- Nikon F
- SONY E
- Olympus Micro Four-Thirds
- Panasonic Micro Four-Thirds
- FUJIFILM X
- 5. Lens Hood
- How to attach the lens hood
- 6. Specifications
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TokIna SZX SUPER TELE 400mm F8 Instruction Manual
1. Part names
① Mount adapter attachment thread
② Filter attachment thread (rear)
③ Filter attachment thread (front)
④ Focus ring
⑤ Distance scale (in feet)
⑥ Distance scale (in meters)
⑦ Macro magnification scale
⑧ Distance scale indicator mark
⑨ Mount adapter
Figure
2 Attaching the lens to the camera
Align the indicator marks on the mount adapter and the camera body, and then
turn the lens until you hear a “click.” (For attachment and removal, refer to
“Attaching the Lens” and “Removing the Lens” in your camera’s manual.) Make
sure the lens is firmly attached.
Mount adapter Camera
3. Mount adapter
In order to adjust the position of the lens or attach rear filter you have to
adjust the mount adapter. Follow the instructions below to adjust the position
or
remove the mount adapter:
⑩ Outer screw (x3)
⑪ Outer ring
⑫ Inner ring
* The shape of the mount adapter may vary
depending on camera specifications.
If the distance scale indicator mark (⑧ in Fig. 1) does not align with the top center of the lens when it is attached to the camera, adjust according to the instructions below:
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Slightly loosen the outer screws (⑩) as shown in Fig. 2.
* Do not loosen the screws too much. It may cause the inner ring of the mount adapter to come off.
* Use a regular precision screwdriver to loosen the screws. -
Turn the lens until the distance scale indicator comes to the top center, and then securely tighten the outer screws (⑩) as shown in Fig. 2.
Note : For easier operations, the 3 exterior screws are slightly loosened
at the time of shipment. Make sure beforehand that you use screwdriver to
tighten he
screws before attaching the mount to the lens.
Follow the instructions below to remove the mount adapter from the lens:
Take the lens off the camera.
- Remove the mount adapter from the lens by turning the mount
- adapter counterclockwise while holding the lens with the other hand.
4. Setting up the camera
Some cameras must be set up before attaching the lens. Set up your camera by
referring to the information provided below. For details, refer to your
camera’s manual.
For correct using and setting of the camera’ s in-built image stabilization,
refer to your camera’s manual.
Canon EOS series
The lens can be used in the “Av (aperture priority)” mode and “M
(manual)” mode.
How to use the “Av (aperture priority)” mode
- Set the exposure mode to “Av.”
- Correct the exposure compensation if necessary.
If this lens is used with a Canon EOS series camera, the following operations may be required on some models due to the specifications of the camera: Canon EOS series
- When the lens is attached, the aperture is displayed as “00.”: You can shoot as it is.
- An apertur e value (e.g., F5.6) is displayed when the lens is attached: Open up the aperture (adjust it to the smallest value).
*This lens cannot be used with those cameras that have no aperture priority mode (Av) or manual mode (M).
*If a conversion lens or an extension tube (ring) is attached, the camera will not operate correctly. Do not combine this lens with the above items.
*The Focus Aid function cannot be used.
*The aperture cannot be adjusted in the aperture priority mode.
*The aperture value will not be recorded in Exif data.
Nikon F
The supported exposure modes might be limited depending on the camera model.
Refer to “List of Supported Non-CPU Lenses” or other similar sections
in your camera’s manual.
D5XXX series, D3XXX series, D90, D80, D60, D40X, D40, D70S, D70, D50, D100
To use this lens with any cameras listed above, set the shooting mode to “M
(manual).” The shutter cannot be released in any other mode.
*The shutter speed must be adjusted depending on the condition in which
photographs are taken.
*Set the focus mode to “MF.”
*The aperture cannot be adjusted in the aperture priority mode.
*The aperture value will not be recorded in Exif data.
SONY E
The non-lens release lock function must be canceled. Menu ⇒ Setup Menu ⇒
Change the setting for [Release without Lens] to [Permit]. Any shooting mode
can be used, except for those in which priority is given to the shutter speed.
It is not recommended to give priority to the shutter speed (shutter priority
mode).
* In the program mode, aperture priority mode or manual mode, set the ISO
sensitivity to AUTO. Menu ⇒ Setup Menu ⇒ Brightness/Color ⇒ ISO Sensitivity ⇒
Set to [AUTO].
* The aperture cannot be adjusted in the aperture priority mode.
* The aperture value will not be recorded in Exif data.
Olympus Micro Four-Thirds
shutter speed is given priority (shutter priority mode). It is not recommended
to give priority to the shutter speed (shutter priority mode).
* When using the program mode, aperture priority mode or manual mode, set the
ISO sensitivity to AUTO. Setup Menu ⇒ ISO Sensitivity ⇒ Set to [AUTO].
* The aperture cannot be adjusted in the aperture priority mode.
* The aperture value will not be recorded in Exif data.
Panasonic Micro Four-Thirds
The non-lens release function must be set to [ON]. Setup Menu ⇒ Release
without Lens ⇒ Set to [ON]. Any shooting mode can be used, except for those
giving priority to
the shutter speed (shutter priority mode). It is not recommended to give
priority to the shutter speed (shutter priority mode).
* When using the program mode, aperture priority mode or manual mode, set the
ISO sensitivity to AUTO. Setup Menu ⇒ ISO Sensitivity ⇒ Set to [AUTO].
* The aperture cannot be adjusted in the aperture priority mode.
* The aperture value will not be recorded in Exif data.
FUJIFILM X
It is necessary to set menu allowing [Release without lens] option to be
activated. Setup Menu ⇒ Release without lens ⇒ [Approval] Shooting can be
possible in aperture priority AE mode or manual (M) mode.
* Set ISO to [AUTO] MENU ⇒ ISO ⇒ [AUTO] * Aperture value will not be
registered in Exif data.
* In “Movie” mode there is no [Release without lens] option in menu list, but
if in other mode [Release without lens] is approved, movie function will be
activated.
5. Lens Hood
A lens hood is designed to prevent the flares and ghost in the images that may be caused by strong diagonal or side rays hitting the lens. We recommend using a lens hood to ensur e high quality images and protect the lens.
How to attach the lens hood
Lens hood is a screw type hood. To securely install the hood turn it according
to the arrow as shown in the picture below. To remove the hood, turn it in the
opposite way.
6. Specifications
Focal distance | 400mm |
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Maximum aperture | F8 (fixed) |
Format | Full Frame (24mm x 36mm) |
Coating | Multi-coated |
Lens configuration | 6 elements in 5 groups |
Angle of view | 6° 8’ |
Minimum focus distance | 1.15 m |
Maximum macro magnification | 0.4x |
Focus | Manual with front barrel extension |
Diaphragm blades | No |
Front filter size | 67 mm |
Rear filter size | 30.5 mm |
Overall length
(excluding mount adapter)
| 76.8mm (at infinity position)
Maximum diameter| φ74 mm
Weight
(excluding mount adapter)
| 355 g
Hood| BH-673