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Tokina atx-i 11-16mm f/2.8 CF Lens (Canon EF) $179 + Free Shipping
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B&H Photo Video [bhphotovideo.com] has Tokina atx-i 11-16mm f/2.8 CF Lens for Canon EF on sale for $179. Shipping is free
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- Mount: Canon EF (APS-C sensors)
- Focal length: 11-16mm (ultra-wide angle)
- Maximum aperture: f/2.8 (constant throughout zoom range)
- Equivalent focal length on APS-C: ~17.6-25.6mm
- Minimum focus distance: 11.8"
- Filter diameter: 77mm
- Autofocus: Yes (SD-M motor)
- Internal focus design (front element does not rotate)
- Aspherical lens elements for reduced distortion
- Multi-layer coating to minimize flare and ghosting
- Nine-blade rounded diaphragm for smoother bokeh
- Dimensions: 3.3" diameter x 3.6" length
- Weight: 20.3 oz
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B&H Photo Video [bhphotovideo.com] has Tokina atx-i 11-16mm f/2.8 CF Lens for Canon EF on sale for $179. Shipping is free
Product Details:
Product Details:
- Mount: Canon EF (APS-C sensors)
- Focal length: 11-16mm (ultra-wide angle)
- Maximum aperture: f/2.8 (constant throughout zoom range)
- Equivalent focal length on APS-C: ~17.6-25.6mm
- Minimum focus distance: 11.8"
- Filter diameter: 77mm
- Autofocus: Yes (SD-M motor)
- Internal focus design (front element does not rotate)
- Aspherical lens elements for reduced distortion
- Multi-layer coating to minimize flare and ghosting
- Nine-blade rounded diaphragm for smoother bokeh
- Dimensions: 3.3" diameter x 3.6" length
- Weight: 20.3 oz
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And it's only for APS-C (smaller) sensors. Typically found in budget cameras.
Lacks any form of image stabilization in the lens, so hope your (old!) camera has it...!
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According to professional education benchmarks like the CPP (Certified Professional Photographer) exam curriculum, standard wide-angle ends at 24mm. Anything wider than 24mm is classified as ultra-wide because it introduces distinct perspective distortion (converging verticals and volume deformation) that requires specific ultra-wide composition techniques.
Just because extreme 11mm full-frame lenses exist today doesn't change textbook optical definitions.
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