The Tokina Cinema ATX mm T/3 is a lens those committed to highend digital video work will really appreciate thanks to its handling, features and performance Tokina CINEMA ATX mm T3(That's rhetorical) Edit on another note, other than the 35mm and 100mm macro lenses, Tokina has no current prime lensesHere's an interesting lens, a blast from the past but with a fast, telephoto zoom specification that could still be useful today Is it any good on a modern
Tokina 50-135 on full frame
Tokina 50-135 on full frame-This mm T29 Mark II Cinema ATX Lens from Tokina covers Super 35mm image sensors, does not exhibit focus shift while zooming, and comes with a Canon EF mount Updated from its T30 predecessor, the lens features a constant T29 maximum aperture over the entire zoom range and has a 27x zoom ratio Tokina mm f/28 ATX 535 PRO DX My wife is keenly aware of my equipment wish list, and came home from work yesterday with several photographic goodies for me, including this fast telephoto from Tokina My fast zoom kit is now complete, with three constant aperture lenses covering an mm (1650mm fullframe equivalent) range
Manufacturer description The new Tokina ATX 535 PRO DX lens is a with a fast constant aperture of f/28 This lens gives digital photographers the similar to the industry standard telephoto zoom lens in 35mm camera terms but is much more compact and lightweight Tokina mm f/28 in Lens Sample Photo Archive I played with this lens at Samys Camera in OC (southern California) about 68 mos agoMount availability Canon EOS, NikonD Focal length 50 to 135mm Maximum aperture f/28 Minimum aperture f/32 Optical construction 18 elements in 14 groups SD glass One elements Coatings "Water Proof" optical coating Angle of view 31° 3' ~ 11° 8' Minimum focus distance 393 in (10m) Reproduction ratio 15 Zooming system Rotary type Number of diaphragm blades
Tokina ATX Pro mm f/28 SD DX Lens for Nikon FMount APSC DSLR {67} Tokina ATX Pro mm f/28 SD DX Lens for Nikon FMount APSC DSLR {67} Keh Model# Compare Model Add to Wish List Share $000 Skip to the end of the images gallery Close button I love my Tokina but can't comment on how it compares to the Sigma The Tokina is long discontinued You might consider the new Sigma F/18 which would give you more low light shooting capability It's also very sharp like the Sigma 15 f/18 Reply Reply with quote Reply to thread Complain DBE • Regular Member • Posts 296 At the edge of the image, for focal length 5090 mm Tokina can be compared even to good quality prime lenses such as 14/50 or 18/85 (Nikon or Canon brand) At 135 mm focal length scores are lower but still can exceed 30 lpmm which is considered good So again, Tokina deserved our praise and defeated Sigma, which achieved similar scores only
The Tokina AF mm f/28 ATX Pro DX is the product of the cooperation between Tokina and Pentax which are now subsidiaries of the same company it is an interesting thought that Pentax (co)designs are now also available to users of other systems (Canon and Nikon) The Sigma mm was tested against the Tokina mm in a Japanese photo magazine a year or two ago and the Sigma came out on top in terms of contrast, avoidance to flare, and overall image quality I prefer Tokina over Sigma but I can imagine that Sigma built a winner, and having f28 at full zoom would be wonderful Guys, I'd like to have an average zoom lens for walkaround lens, at around f28 With such a lightstrong lens I'm not bothered with IS The only zoom that comes in a normalish average range, is the Tokina mm f28 photozone reviewed this lens (they stick to facts
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