He apologizes for not having followed up his posts with pictures sooner.
Some people suggested Ricoh must have got angry with him, but nothing was said to him at all.
The name of the lens is smc PENTAX MACRO 20mmf /2.8, and that is the inscription on the lens.
He doesn’t know much detail about the technical specs of the lens and his comments are just from his impression of using the lens.
It’s a 20mm lens, which works out equivalent to a 92mm macro in 35mm film equivalent terms when mounted on the Q-S1 or Q7.
Working distance is 8cm.
Length is 50mm; weight is 70g. It’s lighter than it looks.
AF is fast.
It’s normal for prototype lenses from all makers to be very good, and this lens is good as you would expect.
The only slight weakness he has perceived is a tendency to flare a little.
And some info from Mistral75:
The lens is a macro lens in the sense that its maximum magnification is 1:1 “in terms of 35mm format”.
At the minimum focusing distance, which is around 14 to 15cm, Tanaka says the coverage is around 25 x 36mm. Hence the actual maximum magnification is around 1/4.6 or 0.22x.
Ricoh is still thinking about what to do with the lens, so stay tuned for more.