My Question is ,, can the filter Work Direct on Tokina 11-16 Lens or also there is some adapter i have to buy it to fix it on the the lens ,, plzz replay my ASAB ,, coz am on hurry
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I bought this ens for my Canon 10-22mm wide angle with a thread measurement of 67. Look on your lens for what the thread measurement is, the number is on the front. I have heard of adapters, but dont know much about them. The link below is to the ND110 flickr group, I recommend asking there, as this group is specifically for this filterhttp://www.flickr.com/groups/nd110-filter-group/
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Yes. it's a 77mm filter, and the lens has a 77mm thread. No adapter required.
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I don't know about the Tokina but I have attached polarizing lenses directly to it. It has threads on both sides so as long as the lens sizes are the same it should be fine
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This excellent filter is thinner than cheaper ones. If your Tokina lens has the same diameter it should work.Just in case, keep the case and receipt to return it after you make shooting tests with lens aperture at various openings.
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ithe lens spec is 77mm so it should work.an alternative is: http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/newbies-corner/977626-cokin-filter-tokina-11-16-a.html
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the mounting is the same if you have 77 mm diameter B+W 77 mm will fits, great filter cheers!
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look front of your lens you'll see the number if it's 77 that means work perfectly without adapter
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I just bought an adapter ring that accepts 67mm filters. So far, so good. I can't believe that Nikon offers NO support for this. I tried the 'tube' adapter and it really didn't work for me at all. I zoom in and out all the time and with the tube on you can't do that. I will say that the adapter ring that I bought was REALLY loose at first and I didn't think it would work out. It seems to have seated itself to my camera no and stays on quite nicely.
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Yes, I personally use this 77mm filter with my Tokina 11-16mm. It will work without any vignetting. Great filter too!
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Yes, it will allow you to use your lenses on the GH4. FYI, It works fine with my 50mm/1.8, but it cant seem to grab the aperture ring of my tokina 11-16
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My son and I purchased the filter for use on a wide angle lens. We had no real problems with the filter such as tinting the corners or limiting the amount of lens view. My son and I were using the Tamron 10-24 wide angle. He was using a Sony and I was using a D60 Canon. We to were expecting the corners to be shaded and limiting us on the range, but did not. Now of course this will depend on how critical you are, lighting (natural or artificial) Range of the lens being used, etc. etc. It also depends if you do a lot of cropping. This was the first time we tried this brand and type of filter and in this case we thought we got the better end of the "You get what you paid for!" We shot mostly in bright sun and tried some night shots and were happy with the results. We were in Italy so there were a lot of ocean shots as well. We bought the 77mm and some adapter rings for the smaller lens to use this same filter. Some suggestions we read were to carry adapters for it cheaper then a pocket full of filters and to try using a filter slightly larger the the lens. I hope this helps, but might not be the answer your looking for.
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The most important part is the adapter ring. After turning the camera on (lens comes forward) the adapter fits over the raised ridges and turns about 90 degrees. Then the 58 mm filters screw onto the adapter. I would post pictures if I could. Look at the ridges around the end do the lens. Hope this helps
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I don't believe you do - I get no vignetting on my Tokina 12-28 at 12mm on my DX3200 at all, not even a trace. Just make sure it's the only filter on the lens when in use, and you should be fine. :)To be perfectly frank, I'm not sure how I'd manage a thin version - the turn ring on this one is about as fine and thin as I can easily manage. Anything thinner and I suspect I'd be fumbling at times.
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Hi Karen,I have used this lens on a D90,a D7000,and now on my D7100.It works great and is a super lens.It will no doubt cost more than the Tokina,but if you have the money go for the Nikon,I am sure you will not regret it.Enjoy anyway,whatever you buy.Regards. Len
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the curvature of the glass makes it so you can't use a filter. But there are other wide angle lenses that do allow you to use a filter. My Tokina 11-16mm uses filters.
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Dear customer:The filter must be threaded on. Does your lens accept filters? If it does this filter will thread on to a 49mm thread.
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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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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. 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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It doesn't fit onto cameras, it's a screw on adapter to lenses. In this case it's a 58mm filter thread. If you look behind the lens cap there should be a number, that would be the filter thread. Most kit lenses are 58 mm (lenses that come with the camera)
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Purchased the filter a few months back and have had good success with it. My cameras lenses are Panasonic and everything works well together. A friend of mine shoots Canon products and uses B + W products with it and has had great success with everything. As for your lens size, look on the back of the lens cap and it will tell you the size. I'm know your lens has threads for the filter to attach.
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I use mine on a Canon Lens. The Tonika 77mm lens should accept this filter, IF it is a universal type screw on. I would contact Tonika directly however, just to confirm before purchasing.
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I have never had that problem. My lens adaptor screws on and off as easily as any of the filters I use. The only guess I can make is that the threads with your adapter were defective in manufacture.