The Pentax ME F is a 35mm single-lens reflex camera from Asahi Optical's compact ME series, introduced in the early 1980s. It was positioned as a development of the ME line incorporating an autofocus capability when paired with a dedicated SMC Pentax AF zoom lens, while retaining manual-focus operation with standard K-mount optics.

UK auction data for the ME F is thin, with a single recorded hammer result at £75 — and as this reflects a wholesale saleroom price rather than a retail asking figure, it should be read as indicative rather than a firm market value. Buyers asking what a Pentax ME F is worth in 2026 should expect modest sums today, with condition, working electronics and the presence of the original AF zoom lens being the main factors that move price.