Anyone using this lens on a Tokina 11-16mm UWA
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No, I use it on the Nikon 24-120 lens. It works very well in South Florida where we have an abundance of bright sunlight and clear sky. It also works well in stores and removes over head lighting glare on most display cases.
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This is a great filter - but whether or not to use it depends on your camera. If you're using any Nikon digital, you're good. And it should work fine with other digital cameras - Canon, etc. There may be one out there that is slightly thinner giving you a lesser chance of vignetting at 11mm. The Hoya 72mm DMC PRO1 would be a good choice. Slim for sure and I've had good luck with Hoya filters.
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I would think so. I used it on a full-frame a7 (the Tokina is designed for the smaller APS-C). So don't see an issue with the frame size. As for the aperture control, seemed to work well. I didn't use the focus though I understand it works, though not as fast as the lens would work on a Canon body.
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I haven't but I can tell you this lens is very wide and appears to be coming from a very far distance. it might be a bit too wide & distant to really capture what you want but try it out and let us know how it comes out!
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Compare your lens dimensions to the dimensions in case description. I use it for a lens (Tokina 11-17) that was supposed to just fit, per the dimensions, and it is a good but snug fit .
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yes. you will need to lock the aperture ring at f/22 to enable autofocus. on DX it will be a 43-112mm equivalent lens, making it great for portraits. however, you will still need to cover the wide end, making it less than ideal as a walkaround lens. for the wide end, i would recommend getting the tokina 12/24/4
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I hiked for hours across rugged terrain with my D90, which had a Tokina 11-16 mm F2.8 lens attached. The harness supported it well. When I lost the harness after that trip, I bought another to replace it.
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I have and it's great. Focus ring is incredibly smooth. Very well built lens!
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Unfortunately, the tokina 11-16 nor the d5100 have an auto focusing motor so you will be stuck with manual focus. I have the 7000 which does have an auto focusing motor inside so it will allow me to autofocus.
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Never noticed it one way or another, prob only an issue if you are shooting video and using the built in mic. If you think it is abnormal find a photo store that stocks it and AB it with another lens. That's assuming you live in a city large enough to have a camera shop that stocks Tokina lenses.......
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The camera will default to DX (assuming it recognizes that it is a DX format lens given that it is third-party). You can always over-ride the setting though. I shoot a 11-16 all the time and when I put it on my film camera (N80), I was able to shoot at around the 15mm focal length. My friend mentioned that he had the same experience with a D700. I think it is still a better deal than the effective focal length of 16.5 with a DX format camera. It is better than the 16-28 FX lens (because you cannot put a Circular polarizer on) and the 17-35 f4 tokina. Hope that helps.
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Yes! Tokina actually provides a setting so that the focus range is limited to portrait distances. Its a Bokeh master and just overall an impressive lens. I wouldn't trade this for anything. Took back my Nikkon 85 mm 1.8g because this out performs it!
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Did you ever figure out if this will work with the Tokina or find a good substitute that does work?
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Yes - I used it with a D90 and a Tokina 12-24mm. It can however be difficult to avoid getting front bag port in the corners of your shot at wide focal lengths.
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Hi NJ. This is not normal. I used a Sony A 55 with the same lens. check 2 things. 1. the Camera Body should have the Manual Focus activated. if you activate the Autofocus in the camera body, then it will supercede your lens settings. 2. the Tokina lens is a little different in terms of physically changing the focus mode. There is no AF/MF switch. you have to hold the focal ring and pull it in front or back and it will lock the AF or MF mode. let me know if this helps.
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Yes. I have used it on that very lens, as well as the 40mm f/2.8 pancake and the Tamron 17-55mm f/2.8.
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yep. I am going to amend my advice and recommend the Tokina 11-16 2.8. This gets excellent reviews and is faster than the others for low light shooting such as UW. I shot with the 10-24 such subjects as a gilded church. It came out spectacular. All in all, if money is not an issue, it is a tossup between the nikon and tokina. I switched to fx format and now use the nikon 12-24. It's a monster. BTW, another great option for the Nikon DX is the great 18-200 zoom.
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This lens doesn't have internal focus motor, nor your camera body, so you wont get autofocus with this lens version. You need the version DX II Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 AT-X116 Pro DX II Digital Zoom Lens (AF-S Motor) (for Nikon Cameras)