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D40/tokina 11-16

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I am using it on a d40... tons of fun... what do you want to know?
 
echoesian said:
Wow an expensive lens than the Sigma 10-20, hope you got better IQ
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It's not that much more than the Sigma 10-20, and it has constant f/2.8. Of course, the Sigma has more range. All of the ultra-wides for DX are about compromises. I chose the middle ground and got the Tokina 12-24 f/4. :)
 
Ken Rockwell reviews it on his sight - gives it a decent rating if I recall . The Tokina is very well built and has a push pull zoom range . It really should be considered a 11mm fixed lens as the range of 11 - 16 isn't that great . If I had one I would leave it at 11 or 12mm and f11 all the time for outdoor scenics and architecture shots .
  • Chris
 
Yes, it's MF only, but with wide it's not really a big deal, since depth of field is pretty big. I'll try to have some photos up soon.
 
pics here:

i don't think i was trying too hard for perfect focus, just fyi:

full res off my d40, auto sharpening
plenty sharp, imo







 
fyi it's not push-pull, regular two-ring design, one for zoom, one for focus. but yeah almost fixed focal length.
 
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