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Tokina ATX-i 11-16mm CF F/2.8 Lens for Nikon F Expired
$299
$449.00
+ Free Shipping
Adorama has Tokina ATX-i 11-16mm CF F/2.8 Lens for Canon EF or Nikon F for $299. Shipping is free.
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- Tokina ATX-i 11-16mm CF F/2.8 Lens (Canon or Nikon)
- Front & Rear Lens Caps
- BH-77B Lens Hood
- Zoom Focal Length: 11-16mm Lens
- Maximum Aperture: f/2.8
- Image Stabilization Type: No
- Lens Series: Tokina DX Series
- Special Features: Aspherical
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Edited March 5, 2022
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available for both canon [adorama.com] and nikon [adorama.com]
$299 each + free s/h
QA Note: Canon expired
$299 each + free s/h
QA Note: Canon expired
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Last Edited by eyeslick
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designed for DX-format Nikon F-mount cameras, this lens provides a 16.5-24mm equivalent focal length range.
NOT for full frame
for a crop sensor and good price
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NOT for full frame
for a crop sensor and good price
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Coming here to ask this and you already answered. That was going to be my guess. My wife is getting into RE photos and this seems like a perfect addition to get started.
Kenny Rockwell seems to have loved the earlier version of this lens.
Kenny Rockwell seems to have loved the earlier version of this lens.
This is a great lens almost bought the predecessor, but ended up with a used Sigma 10-20m for Real Estate. Paid used $180 pre-covid.
It does well for RE. Tokina 11-16 is faster better regarded but the Sigma has been great for RE.
I own II and not this newest version to personally compare them, but I'd definitely spend the extra $40 to buy new unless you want to find a better deal for II. It sounds like maybe you don't realize that this new version includes a lens hood?
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Kenny Rockwell seems to have loved the earlier version of this lens.
I would not give Ken Rockwell's opinion any weight at all. Reading his reviews about throw me into a fit with all the misinformation!
Also please make sure your camera is an APS-C sensor (cropped, and not full frame or mirrorless) if you buy this. It would only work on two of my seven Canon cameras, and those are the two I loan to anyone and don't care what happens to them!
At the same time, I would not recommend a crop sensor camera for real estate photos. it makes cramped interiors very difficult.
By all accounts this lens is sharp, which is incredibly rare in this price category.
I own II and not this newest version to personally compare them, but I'd definitely spend the extra $40 to buy new unless you want to find a better deal for II. It sounds like maybe you don't realize that this new version includes a lens hood?
I did not know that the lens hood is included. Thanks for that info.
The DX-II is definitely available even cheaper used, but I just prefer to buy used lenses that are in new condition. But with hood included spending the extra $40 for new is a no-brainer.
Ken Rockwell doesn't have a review I can find for this specific version of it, but supposedly the lens is functionally identical to the last version, and there's great info here:
https://www.kenrockwell
Also please make sure your camera is an APS-C sensor (cropped, and not full frame or mirrorless) if you buy this. It would only work on two of my seven Canon cameras, and those are the two I loan to anyone and don't care what happens to them!
At the same time, I would not recommend a crop sensor camera for real estate photos. it makes cramped interiors very difficult.
By all accounts this lens is sharp, which is incredibly rare in this price category.
Can you explain what you mean when you say "I would not recommend a crop sensor camera for real estate photos. it makes cramped interiors very difficult." Are you referring to the crop factor making this lens behave like a 16 - 24 mm lens? Are there other reasons for avoiding CF cameras for RE.