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Tokina AT-X M100 PRO D 100mm f/2.8 Macro

Tokina's 2005 AT-X M100 PRO D 100 mm f/2.8 1:1 macro for Nikon F: screw-drive AF with a focus limiter, an aperture ring and 55 mm filters, at 490 g.

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Core
Released
2005
Focal Length
100mm
Aperture
f/2.8
Compatible Mount
Nikon F
Filter Size
55mm
Dimensions
74mm diameter × 95mm length
Weight
490g
Weather Sealed
No
Optics & Focus
AF Motor
Screw drive (body motor), focus limiter, One-touch Focus Clutch
Optical IS
No optical stabilisation
Aperture Blades
9
Magnification
1x
Min. Focus Distance
30cm

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GearScore™ — Suitability by Genre

Base score — computed from verified specs for an enthusiast shooting photo and video. Camera Match adjusts it for your skill level and priorities.

Portrait
6.9/10
Street
4.9/10
Travel
4.3/10
Wedding & Events
4.7/10
Filmmaking
3.5/10
Documentary
4.0/10
Sports & Action
4.9/10
Landscape
4.2/10
Casual
4.3/10
Food
7.0/10
Macro
6.8/10
Architecture
4.2/10
Underwater
6.7/10
✅ Great For
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Food 7.0 Strong on close focusing, focal length and bokeh.
⚠️ Not Ideal For
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Filmmaking 3.5 Held back by video handling and focal length.
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Documentary 4.0 Held back by video handling and focal length.
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Architecture 4.2 Held back by focal length and generation.
📝 How suitability scores are calculated GearScore™ genre scores are calculated from this camera's verified specifications — autofocus, sensor, weight, weather sealing and more — weighted by what matters for each type of photography. Where a spec sheet misses something (e.g. a manual-focus rangefinder for street), we apply a documented editorial adjustment. Scores are not based on customer reviews. See our full methodology →
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