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Exploring the Ultra-Wide Perspective.
The Tokina atx-i 11-16mm F2.8 is designed as an ultra-wide-angle zoom lens for APS-C sensor DSLR cameras. It is the only fast ultra-wide-angle f/2.8 lens for APS-C sized DSLR cameras.
The useful focal length of 11-16mm is chosen to position this lens as an easy speed transition after standard zoom lenses or initial wide-angle zoom lenses.
A constant maximum aperture of f/2.8 throughout the zoom range is achieved to deliver excellent results in low-light environments, for depth of field control, and easy handheld shooting, while maintaining a reasonable size and weight of the lens.
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The lens is very decent. It is a relatively cheap lens, with corresponding material quality. One cannot expect to get an ultra-wide zoom lens with a fixed aperture of 2.8 and its plastic parts to be as expensive lenses for 500€.
It is not silent in any case. Especially in Live View, it takes time to focus and makes noise. It is not a problem for me, as I do not use LV in photography and in video, either I focus before I start or I work with manual focus.
The lens on the D500 viewfinder is fast. It required "AF Fine Tune". "Interestingly", there was enough deviation which is not a big deal though, as it is now corrected through the camera.
Its aspherical elements are really remarkable and significantly reduce distortions.
The two reasons I did not go for the 11-20 are, on the one hand, that I already have ND filters, etc. in 77mm and did not want to go through the process of changing them to 82mm. And on the other hand, in wide-angle lenses, I always aim for the smallest possible zoom to avoid problems with sharpness. Of course, I'm not saying that the 11-20 is not sharp, as I have not tried it. But this was one of my criteria for buying the 11-16 and is based on experience from other lenses. At this stage, because the difference is small, it may not even apply, but I was not interested in going beyond 16mm for the use I make of it.
The lens is quite sharp at the edges (at least compared to what I expected). Do not expect perfect results. Here, you get what you pay for. You compromise with some things. You do some work on the processing if needed and you're good.
The weight does not particularly concern me, but whoever is interested should know that after a while of use, they will "feel" it. However, Ok! It has so many crystals inside. Let's not want everything to be ours.
The MF/AF setting through the focus ring did not surprise me. You need to deal with it a little more each time because it may not "lock" well and it generally seems very sensitive. I don't know if it really is (and I probably wouldn't want to know).
Both the zoom ring and the focus ring are quite smooth compared to my Nikon lenses and I liked it. Especially in video, I am satisfied.
I hope the above will help you make the right decisions.
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Galaxy sheriff with Tokina 11-16 atxi
Very good in everything!
Crystal photo.
Bright lens.