Miranda — 75-200mm f/4.5-5.3 macro telephoto zoom for Pentax K and Olympus OM mounts
Another entry in Miranda's post-bankruptcy lens programme, this 75-200mm telephoto zoom was sold by Dixons under the Miranda name during the 1980s as an affordable step up in reach for owners of contemporary manual-focus SLRs.
It is a manual-focus MC Macro zoom with a variable f/4.5-5.3 maximum aperture, closing to f/22, and was produced in Pentax K and Olympus OM mounts; detailed factory figures for filter size and minimum focus were not available from surviving retailer listings for this specific model.
As a mid-range consumer telephoto zoom of its era, it delivers workable results stopped down but shows the softness, contrast drop and slower handling typical of budget 1980s tele-zooms when used wide open or toward the long end of its range.
Values remain modest across the mounts it was sold in. Check the zoom action for looseness, confirm the macro setting still locks correctly, and examine the elements for the haze and light fungus common to unstored consumer zooms of this age.