@ROCKnROLL4NGEL Nikon doesn't make a 12-24 f2.8 Are you thinking about the Nikon 14-24 f2.8? This lens at Amazon cost $2000.00 The Nikon 12-24 f4 at Amazon cost $1225. The Tokina 12-24 f4 at Amazon cost $600. Your money to blow!
handheld rule : bump up iso even in daylight u can safely go up to 800iso. landscape: handheld: iso400-800 if not much light, tripod : lowest possible iso . f number : 11-16. avoid over 16. f11 is the sharpest. tripod!!!
@dOlsson91 That depends. On a nightclub the f2.8 would be very useful, but a SB900 can light up pretty much anything, so it depends on how you use the flash. If you use the flash for every photo, you could do with the f4, but the f2.8 would surely give you more flexibility.
Hi Connor is there a workaround for me not to crop my photos when printing 8X10? I always get to crop my photos everytime I get to printing shop. Thanks man...
Thanks for you excellent review. I own this lens for some time now on my Canon 50D and I really like it. However what puzzles me is that you compare centre sharpness with sharpness in the corners (in the pebble) at F:4. If you focussed on the centre of the picture at F:4 the DOF is limited so ofcourse the corner sharpness (since it is closer to the camera) is lower and will increase at F:5,6 and F:8. or did you do somethin else?
I already have that lens. And II just bought also the tokina 11-16. Do you think I wasted my money since I already have that 12-24 and I still bought the 11-16?
I just want to thank you so much, because I bought the lens and it did everything you said it would do. And I got the Nikon D90 and samething happen. I would have like the D7000 but I still think it's too advanced for me still. Anyway I love your reviews, I have olny seen about 3 of them but now I trust your judgement with my eyes closed! I am your new BIG FAN! Hopefully someday I will take beautiful pictures like you! Thanks again, I hope we have you makeing videos for a long time.
Hi, I was wondering, would this Tokina lens fit into the body of a Nikon D60? I've been searching on wide lenses, and was wondering what is a good lens to buy but with limited money. Thanks
Ok I'm back with another question, I was at best buy this morning and took my tokina lens with me. I tryed it with a D3100 hoping to autofocus and nothing! You mentioned to get the D7000. To me is still a little pricy, but I will consider it If I can't find a camera that will autofucus with my wonderful lens. I know I'm asking alot of questions but I'm learning photography on my own with books, and youtube videos. So please Connor, tell me what camera will autofocus with my lens???
@msyuki29 the d90 or d7000 is the cheapest you can get that will auto focus with the tokina. If you wanted to auto focus on the d3100 or the d40 you needed to get the second version of the lens.
Hi Connor. I love how you respond to your comments that same day. So that is why I took the liberty to ask another question. I took your advice on the 12-24 tokina and bought it, I got a good deal on it on ebay. Anyway I didn't notice it dosen't auto focus with my Nikon d40. So for now I wish to rent a camera to work with this lens, hoping to buy one in soon. I want to get the best out of this lens. So my question is, which is the best camera and second best camera for this len. thanks.
Awsome review. Thank you very much for posting. One question though, you mentioned if was for outdoors, what about wedding pictures? Like bridal parties and all? Do you recomend it for that? I am just starting to do weddings and I want to take shots of groups of people inside the church. Please Connor or anyone help me out! Thanks.
hi conor, i apologise in case i've asked this Q before...I am now the proud owner of the tokina 12-24 II version and would like to know what the best filter holder would you recommend due to it being a ultra wide angle as i want to cut down on as much vignetting as poss i know i can post process but still would like as little as poss, also do not have the cash for the lee filters, i wish i did though, but was thinking of the cokin Z pro series, any thoughts please conor, or anyone if they know?
correct me if i'm wrong but for what i understand, you can use the 11-16 f/2.8 for landscapes and architecture.....but you'll problably get pictures with some distorsion due to the super wide-angle right?
that will be perfect if you want to create different perspective
Thanks for the review, I'm thinking of buying one. One remark though, f/stop 4 doesn't really make sense, it's f/4, the f/stop is one particular aperture setting in the aperture range. Congrats on your Nikon body :)
@QQQQcon what's the best camera that i can get for a low price mainly to take landscape photos. I'm just starting photography and i don't feel like spending a lot of money.
It would be a huge help in my decision to know your opinion.
@CCCREAM84 depends on what you like to shoot, for landscape this is best. version 2 is the same it is just compatible with nikons that have not auto focus motor in the body (d3100, d5000, ect)
@QQQQcon I dont know i was just wondering. Right now on amazon for both the camera and lens its about 1100 dollars. if it were to drop to just under a thousand id be happy haha. I wasnt sure if they had a new model that was coming out and would drop the prices on them. thanks for all the help with your camera reviews by the way.
one other thing connor if you will, what is a good filter to protect this lens and the size also please, have you had any experience of onestopdigital web store in japan? this is where i am going to get the both lens and camera from as they are significantly cheaper than anywhere els in the uk?
@atyl1972 UV filter is best, it is 77mm for this lens, I have had no experience with that place, if it is a lot cheaper or seems to good to be true, than it is a scam and you should not buy from there.
hi ahain, this is a very smart looking lens that looks well built to the viewer, my question is will this be a great lens for the nikon d7000 as a landscape keen photographer?
@QQQQcon ok fantastic, just watching this vid again to make sure that this is what i am going for, i was thinking about the sigma 10-20mm for the nikon but since seeing the great review you have given this and seeing your pics all my faiths in you man for sure, what is it though that makes you like nikon, me it's definitely the look and style of the nikon caompared to the canons, they are soooo boring to look at, but the nikons is definitley a looker of a dslr, what's the reason you go for nikon
i am using the nikon d90 kit lens right now 18-105, anione know how big of a difference this would make as far as wide angle goes, would it be worth it to go from an 18 to 12?
@LebronMVP4LIFE the difference between 12mm and 18mm is huge 12mm is a lot wider. If you need a wider lens then this would be a good lens to consider.
@QQQQcon whats your thoughts on the new tokina 16-28..is it worth it or should i just save some extra money and get the 14-24 or maybe the 16-35..thanks
@robertnikon I am sure it is a great lens, the nikon 16-35mm is ore useful for landscape because of the extra focal range but if you shoot low light it would be a great choice.
@andycanon1 searched in google and found someone who took some IR pictures with the tokina 11-16 in the same series as the 12-24 and all the pictures looked good, no hotspots...but thats not considering other factors that could cause hotspots... in my personal opinion, i think it would work great for IR, but i've never tried with any of these lenses so i obviously i dont know for certain, guess you just have to hope you find someone who has ha.
Sorry if it's irrelevant, but I'm planning on buying my first DSLR camera (a package deal). As you know, the equipment are expensive and buying this package deal will take pretty much all of what I've saved in money. I am wondering what is your opinion of UV filters or any filters used mainly for protection--is it really something to invest in? I don't live and probably won't visit "extreme" places (sand, water, etc), shooting mostly for general everyday life events. Lens hood, filter, or none?
@SchizoSynthFuck I use UV filter to protect the glass. I would suggest UV filter to anyone, better to pay for the filter than have to pay to replace the lens if you scratch it badly.
i've been watching quite a few of your reviews and they're very good. what wide angle lens would you recommend for filmmaking with a canon 550d? ultimately i'm looking for sharpness, i don't want any vignetting but don't mind so much about flare. budget less than $600. would you recommend this lens? thanks
@QQQQcon cool, thanks for the reply. another question though: when you change the focus does the lens extend? i don't want to upset the weight distribution when it's on a steadicam
How do I know if I NEED 10mm? What % of your shots would you say you shoot wider than 12mm (18mm FX equiv). I am torn between this lens, the Nikon 10-24 and the Sigma 10-20.
@agc1976 once you shoot enough you should know. If you find yourself constantly wanting to get wider then you know. I use 14mm on my fx camera a lot (the equivalent of a little less than 10mm for dx)
@QQQQcon thank you so much for the reply. I have d90 which has built in autofocus motor. So it means I could get 12-24mm f/4 AT-X 124 AF Pro DX Lens.. Pls correct me if Im wrong. Im getting this lens next week. ^^
i use this lens with my d90 and i find the autofocus a bit slow. would an upgrade to a d300 provide a boost in the autofocus speed? (with the d300's supposedly superior body motor and AF system)
so you took those photos with a d3x? would you say it's usable on an FX, or you just took those pics for demonstration purposes? If so, what F stops are recommended on an fx
HI, I'm a new photo enthusiast and have been following your reviews. Just some clarification comparing your review with the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 lens. Based on both reviews of 12-24 f4 and 11-16 f2.8, the images are tack sharp at f8 on both. Why then we have to by a 12-24 when the 11-16 can also the job with an advantage of good low light capability? I have a stiff budget, what lens do you think is best between the 2?
HI, I'm a new photo enthusiast and have been following your reviews. Just some clarification comparing your review with the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 lens. Based on both reviews of 12-24 f4 and 11-16 f2.8, the images are tack sharp at f8 on both. Why then we have to by a 12-24 when the 11-16 can also the job with an advantage of good low light capability? I have a stiff budget, what lens do you think is best between the 2?
I finally found the video :/ yeah like I said I need a kens for both :) I'll look around thanks for these reviews, tokina's are amazingly made to say they have made like 5 lenses. Cheers
hey great review ive watched both of the reviews of the tokina lenses. Which would you get if you had to chose between them?? im looking at both and im sort of stuck between. Cheers man keep it up
very good review
lindsay9974 1 day ago
hi,what software are you using?
aeriesofia 3 weeks ago
@aeriesofia aperture
QQQQcon 3 weeks ago
Can I use this lens with a d3100?
LoveTheOcean0716 2 months ago
@LoveTheOcean0716 the tokina 12-24m f/4 version 2 will work but it must be version 2
QQQQcon 2 months ago
@ROCKnROLL4NGEL Nikon doesn't make a 12-24 f2.8 Are you thinking about the Nikon 14-24 f2.8? This lens at Amazon cost $2000.00 The Nikon 12-24 f4 at Amazon cost $1225. The Tokina 12-24 f4 at Amazon cost $600. Your money to blow!
topcat072 2 months ago
Can I use this on D5100?
BIGBADALEXIS 2 months ago
@BIGBADALEXIS you will need the version 2 of the lens.
QQQQcon 2 months ago
Good review, well done.
bhughes1986 3 months ago
How would you view this lens along with the Tamron SP 10-24mm? I have the Tamron but was thinking of buying the Tokina.
pjos111 3 months ago
@pjos111 the tokina is better, pretty much as good as the nikon 10-24mm.
QQQQcon 3 months ago
@QQQQcon Thanks I know someone selling it for £230 :) I am going for it now. Yepheeeee
pjos111 3 months ago
handheld rule : bump up iso even in daylight u can safely go up to 800iso. landscape: handheld: iso400-800 if not much light, tripod : lowest possible iso . f number : 11-16. avoid over 16. f11 is the sharpest. tripod!!!
2009korte 4 months ago
Good review. thanks!
torque667 6 months ago
can i use this on a d90?
VaSopheMoua 6 months ago
@VaSopheMoua yes you can
QQQQcon 6 months ago
@QQQQcon thanks
VaSopheMoua 6 months ago
Will this lens be good to go if I use a flash (SB900) for nightclub photography?
Or should I get the 11-16 2.8?
dOlsson91 8 months ago
@dOlsson91 That depends. On a nightclub the f2.8 would be very useful, but a SB900 can light up pretty much anything, so it depends on how you use the flash. If you use the flash for every photo, you could do with the f4, but the f2.8 would surely give you more flexibility.
dude2106 6 months ago
Hi Connor is there a workaround for me not to crop my photos when printing 8X10? I always get to crop my photos everytime I get to printing shop. Thanks man...
benedictsalvacion 8 months ago
@benedictsalvacion print it 8 x 12. dslrs do not match the 8 x 10 format.
QQQQcon 8 months ago
gett better audio like a wireless mic that attaches to your shirt it will make your videos much better and interesting to watch
104stefan 8 months ago
is this a good nightclub photography lens? (Nikon D7000)
I'm a bit worried about the low light with f4.0, but I would say that the flash compensates. Would appreciate a answer!
dOlsson91 9 months ago
@dOlsson91 the tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 would be better for very low light
QQQQcon 9 months ago
Hello Connor,
Thanks for you excellent review. I own this lens for some time now on my Canon 50D and I really like it. However what puzzles me is that you compare centre sharpness with sharpness in the corners (in the pebble) at F:4. If you focussed on the centre of the picture at F:4 the DOF is limited so ofcourse the corner sharpness (since it is closer to the camera) is lower and will increase at F:5,6 and F:8. or did you do somethin else?
RickFransen1 9 months ago
@RickFransen1 everything in the pictures I take are the same distance so DOF should matter.
QQQQcon 9 months ago
@RickFransen1 ....and by same distance I mean everything in the frame is in focus at infinity
QQQQcon 9 months ago
Thank you so much for your reply. I will go with that. Im gonna keep my tokina. I know its an awesome lens. Thanks again. Your the best :)
jaoski2002 9 months ago
Hi Connor, im thinking of getting Sigma 8-16 and sell my tokina 12-24. Do you think thats a good idea?
jaoski2002 9 months ago
@jaoski2002 I wouldnt, sigma has never been nearly as good as tokina when it comes to wide angle.
QQQQcon 9 months ago
my nikon 12-24 is f2.8 all the way through and is a pro piece of glass I sold my Tokina for 450.00 because I was so d in it
ROCKnROLL4NGEL 10 months ago
I already have that lens. And II just bought also the tokina 11-16. Do you think I wasted my money since I already have that 12-24 and I still bought the 11-16?
jaoski2002 10 months ago
@jaoski2002 the only reason to have both is if you shoot both landscape and architecture or low light. I probably wouldnt have bought both.
QQQQcon 10 months ago
Your the best!!!
jaoski2002 10 months ago
hy i want to know does this lens need to multiply by 1.5x on D90?
miemie123123 10 months ago
@miemie123123 yes it does
QQQQcon 10 months ago
I just want to thank you so much, because I bought the lens and it did everything you said it would do. And I got the Nikon D90 and samething happen. I would have like the D7000 but I still think it's too advanced for me still. Anyway I love your reviews, I have olny seen about 3 of them but now I trust your judgement with my eyes closed! I am your new BIG FAN! Hopefully someday I will take beautiful pictures like you! Thanks again, I hope we have you makeing videos for a long time.
msyuki29 10 months ago
Hi, I was wondering, would this Tokina lens fit into the body of a Nikon D60? I've been searching on wide lenses, and was wondering what is a good lens to buy but with limited money. Thanks
joshuashuaable 10 months ago
@joshuashuaable this lens will work on the d60 if you get the version 2 of the lens.
QQQQcon 10 months ago
Ok I'm back with another question, I was at best buy this morning and took my tokina lens with me. I tryed it with a D3100 hoping to autofocus and nothing! You mentioned to get the D7000. To me is still a little pricy, but I will consider it If I can't find a camera that will autofucus with my wonderful lens. I know I'm asking alot of questions but I'm learning photography on my own with books, and youtube videos. So please Connor, tell me what camera will autofocus with my lens???
msyuki29 10 months ago
@msyuki29 the d90 or d7000 is the cheapest you can get that will auto focus with the tokina. If you wanted to auto focus on the d3100 or the d40 you needed to get the second version of the lens.
QQQQcon 10 months ago
Hi Connor. I love how you respond to your comments that same day. So that is why I took the liberty to ask another question. I took your advice on the 12-24 tokina and bought it, I got a good deal on it on ebay. Anyway I didn't notice it dosen't auto focus with my Nikon d40. So for now I wish to rent a camera to work with this lens, hoping to buy one in soon. I want to get the best out of this lens. So my question is, which is the best camera and second best camera for this len. thanks.
msyuki29 10 months ago
@msyuki29 just use the nikon d7000
QQQQcon 10 months ago
Awsome review. Thank you very much for posting. One question though, you mentioned if was for outdoors, what about wedding pictures? Like bridal parties and all? Do you recomend it for that? I am just starting to do weddings and I want to take shots of groups of people inside the church. Please Connor or anyone help me out! Thanks.
msyuki29 11 months ago
@msyuki29 yes you could, the tokina 11-16mm may be something to consider as well if you shoot low light.
QQQQcon 11 months ago
what is the differencebetween the dx & dx2 model? do they have a differnce in sharpness?
MrCioteks 11 months ago
@MrCioteks second model focuses on the d3100, d5000,d60 and other cameras without a built in auto focus motor
QQQQcon 11 months ago
Very very good job you´ve done !!
regards from germany
Rauti73 11 months ago
good review man. what software is that you are you using to magnify the photos? looks very cool and usefull!
tag527i 11 months ago
@tag527i aperture 3
QQQQcon 11 months ago
does it take sharp and crisp images?
aendzo 11 months ago
hi conor, i apologise in case i've asked this Q before...I am now the proud owner of the tokina 12-24 II version and would like to know what the best filter holder would you recommend due to it being a ultra wide angle as i want to cut down on as much vignetting as poss i know i can post process but still would like as little as poss, also do not have the cash for the lee filters, i wish i did though, but was thinking of the cokin Z pro series, any thoughts please conor, or anyone if they know?
atyl1972 1 year ago
@atyl1972
you can get cokin z pro or p series grad ND kit (3 filter), if you want a UV filter just get B+W Filter.
gunawantuna 1 year ago
@atyl1972 the cokin Z pro should be fine. I have never used it though
QQQQcon 1 year ago
correct me if i'm wrong but for what i understand, you can use the 11-16 f/2.8 for landscapes and architecture.....but you'll problably get pictures with some distorsion due to the super wide-angle right?
that will be perfect if you want to create different perspective
what do you think
thanks again
kebello10 1 year ago
@kebello10 distortion is not bad because of the short focal length of the 11-16mm
QQQQcon 1 year ago
Thanks for the review, I'm thinking of buying one. One remark though, f/stop 4 doesn't really make sense, it's f/4, the f/stop is one particular aperture setting in the aperture range. Congrats on your Nikon body :)
MrKnnknn 1 year ago
@QQQQcon what's the best camera that i can get for a low price mainly to take landscape photos. I'm just starting photography and i don't feel like spending a lot of money.
It would be a huge help in my decision to know your opinion.
penafrio 1 year ago
@penafrio the d3100 will do a great job
QQQQcon 1 year ago
What is the best zoom wideangle lens choice for the D7000?
And, will you make a review of the version 2 of this lens??
CCCREAM84 1 year ago
@CCCREAM84 depends on what you like to shoot, for landscape this is best. version 2 is the same it is just compatible with nikons that have not auto focus motor in the body (d3100, d5000, ect)
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon It will be used for landscape and arcitecture for the most :-) thanks for your help ;-)
CCCREAM84 1 year ago
It's a good lens, I use it for night photography and landscapes.
GIN0SVK 1 year ago
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i was wondering if you know if this lens or if the nikon 3100 price will drop within the next couple months? please respond when you can thanks.
need4speed2k53 1 year ago
i was wondering if you know if this lens or if the nikon 3100 price will drop within the next couple months? please respond when you can thanks.
need4speed2k53 1 year ago
@need4speed2k53 I dont see why they would
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon I dont know i was just wondering. Right now on amazon for both the camera and lens its about 1100 dollars. if it were to drop to just under a thousand id be happy haha. I wasnt sure if they had a new model that was coming out and would drop the prices on them. thanks for all the help with your camera reviews by the way.
need4speed2k53 1 year ago
would i need to get the version II for the nikon d7000?
PurpleChowMein 1 year ago
@PurpleChowMein no both will work fine
QQQQcon 1 year ago
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is this lens auto-focus on a nikon d-3000?
kebello10 1 year ago
is this lens auto-focus on a nikon d-3000
kebello10 1 year ago
Is this lens auto-focus on nikon d-3000?
kebello10 1 year ago
@kebello10 You have to get the version 2 of this lens
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon can you manual focus with the d3000?
NJskaterer 1 year ago
@NJskaterer yes
QQQQcon 1 year ago
Is there any major differences between the tokina 12-24mm and the tokina 12-24mm II?
Mrcurrant94 1 year ago
@Mrcurrant94 only that the second version is compatible with nikons like the d5000, d3100 and so on
QQQQcon 1 year ago
one other thing connor if you will, what is a good filter to protect this lens and the size also please, have you had any experience of onestopdigital web store in japan? this is where i am going to get the both lens and camera from as they are significantly cheaper than anywhere els in the uk?
atyl1972 1 year ago
@atyl1972 UV filter is best, it is 77mm for this lens, I have had no experience with that place, if it is a lot cheaper or seems to good to be true, than it is a scam and you should not buy from there.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
hi ahain, this is a very smart looking lens that looks well built to the viewer, my question is will this be a great lens for the nikon d7000 as a landscape keen photographer?
atyl1972 1 year ago
@atyl1972 yes
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon ok fantastic, just watching this vid again to make sure that this is what i am going for, i was thinking about the sigma 10-20mm for the nikon but since seeing the great review you have given this and seeing your pics all my faiths in you man for sure, what is it though that makes you like nikon, me it's definitely the look and style of the nikon caompared to the canons, they are soooo boring to look at, but the nikons is definitley a looker of a dslr, what's the reason you go for nikon
atyl1972 1 year ago
Like your videos, does this lens auto focus on a nikon D5000? And what tokina wide angle lenses do AF in the D5000? Thanks. :)
akotanan18 1 year ago
@akotanan18 you have to use the version 2 tokina 12-24mm lens to autofocus
QQQQcon 1 year ago
i am using the nikon d90 kit lens right now 18-105, anione know how big of a difference this would make as far as wide angle goes, would it be worth it to go from an 18 to 12?
LebronMVP4LIFE 1 year ago
@LebronMVP4LIFE the difference between 12mm and 18mm is huge 12mm is a lot wider. If you need a wider lens then this would be a good lens to consider.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon excellent dude, thanks. that is exactly what i wanted to hear :)
LebronMVP4LIFE 1 year ago
@QQQQcon whats your thoughts on the new tokina 16-28..is it worth it or should i just save some extra money and get the 14-24 or maybe the 16-35..thanks
robertnikon 1 year ago
@robertnikon I am sure it is a great lens, the nikon 16-35mm is ore useful for landscape because of the extra focal range but if you shoot low light it would be a great choice.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
does anybody know if this lens is any good for infrared photography?
andycanon1 1 year ago
@andycanon1 itd be fine, lens you use doenst really matter i dont think. i take IR photos.
LebronMVP4LIFE 1 year ago
@LebronMVP4LIFE i was more thinking about problems with hot spots when using an IR filter.
andycanon1 1 year ago
@andycanon1 searched in google and found someone who took some IR pictures with the tokina 11-16 in the same series as the 12-24 and all the pictures looked good, no hotspots...but thats not considering other factors that could cause hotspots... in my personal opinion, i think it would work great for IR, but i've never tried with any of these lenses so i obviously i dont know for certain, guess you just have to hope you find someone who has ha.
LebronMVP4LIFE 1 year ago
@andycanon1 No its not any good for IR. go elsewhere for it.
grainyday 1 year ago
Would this work on the d700 and the d300s? If not what would you recommend?
lew1310 1 year ago
@lew1310 the tokina 12-24mm is a dx lens so it is good for the d300s not the d700
QQQQcon 1 year ago
Sorry if it's irrelevant, but I'm planning on buying my first DSLR camera (a package deal). As you know, the equipment are expensive and buying this package deal will take pretty much all of what I've saved in money. I am wondering what is your opinion of UV filters or any filters used mainly for protection--is it really something to invest in? I don't live and probably won't visit "extreme" places (sand, water, etc), shooting mostly for general everyday life events. Lens hood, filter, or none?
SchizoSynthFuck 1 year ago
@SchizoSynthFuck I use UV filter to protect the glass. I would suggest UV filter to anyone, better to pay for the filter than have to pay to replace the lens if you scratch it badly.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
Quality wise, should I get this or the Nikon 10-24 for my D90 ?
warrioryoyoyo 1 year ago
@warrioryoyoyo quality is about the same. depends on whether you think you really need the 10mm
QQQQcon 1 year ago
i like it when you says dramatic
TrappeTrinn 1 year ago
WILL THIS WORK FOR NIKON D3000?
JESSICA2010T 1 year ago
@JESSICA2010T you have to get version 2 for it to work on the d3000
QQQQcon 1 year ago
i've been watching quite a few of your reviews and they're very good. what wide angle lens would you recommend for filmmaking with a canon 550d? ultimately i'm looking for sharpness, i don't want any vignetting but don't mind so much about flare. budget less than $600. would you recommend this lens? thanks
wilIiamhawthorne 1 year ago
@wilIiamhawthorne the tokina 12-24mm is the only choice you have, the canon 10-22mm is the best choice but that lens costs a little over 700 dollars.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon cool, thanks for the reply. another question though: when you change the focus does the lens extend? i don't want to upset the weight distribution when it's on a steadicam
wilIiamhawthorne 1 year ago
@wilIiamhawthorne no it doesnt, it stays the same length throughout the focal range
QQQQcon 1 year ago
very nicely done! thanks!
liutcm 1 year ago
very good review!!
jefhoi 1 year ago
How do I know if I NEED 10mm? What % of your shots would you say you shoot wider than 12mm (18mm FX equiv). I am torn between this lens, the Nikon 10-24 and the Sigma 10-20.
agc1976 1 year ago
@agc1976 once you shoot enough you should know. If you find yourself constantly wanting to get wider then you know. I use 14mm on my fx camera a lot (the equivalent of a little less than 10mm for dx)
QQQQcon 1 year ago
this will work on D5000?
khoihq 1 year ago
@khoihq you have to get the Dx 2 version of the lens
QQQQcon 1 year ago
whats the difference between tokina 12-24mm f/4 AT-X 124 AF Pro DX II Lens and
12-24mm f/4 AT-X 124 AF Pro DX Lens? the Pro Dx II is a bit more expensive than Pro DX...
madzniburkle 1 year ago
@madzniburkle the DX 2 works with camera without a built in autofocus motor like the d60, d3100, d5000, ect.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon thank you so much for the reply. I have d90 which has built in autofocus motor. So it means I could get 12-24mm f/4 AT-X 124 AF Pro DX Lens.. Pls correct me if Im wrong. Im getting this lens next week. ^^
madzniburkle 1 year ago
i use this lens with my d90 and i find the autofocus a bit slow. would an upgrade to a d300 provide a boost in the autofocus speed? (with the d300's supposedly superior body motor and AF system)
MegapixelSix 1 year ago
@MegapixelSix sightly but not a big difference.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon
okay thanks :)
MegapixelSix 1 year ago
what kind of filters are on this lens?
Alimannetje 1 year ago
@Alimannetje UV filters
QQQQcon 1 year ago
what is the filter size?
willcitoman97 1 year ago
@willcitoman97 77mm
QQQQcon 1 year ago
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madzniburkle 1 year ago
so you took those photos with a d3x? would you say it's usable on an FX, or you just took those pics for demonstration purposes? If so, what F stops are recommended on an fx
v3zah 1 year ago
@v3zah yes, just for testing purposes, no it is not a lens you can use for fx.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
HI, I'm a new photo enthusiast and have been following your reviews. Just some clarification comparing your review with the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 lens. Based on both reviews of 12-24 f4 and 11-16 f2.8, the images are tack sharp at f8 on both. Why then we have to by a 12-24 when the 11-16 can also the job with an advantage of good low light capability? I have a stiff budget, what lens do you think is best between the 2?
Thanks for the help....
dokgold 1 year ago
@dokgold 12-24mm is a much more useful range for landscape photography than 11-16mm
QQQQcon 1 year ago
HI, I'm a new photo enthusiast and have been following your reviews. Just some clarification comparing your review with the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 lens. Based on both reviews of 12-24 f4 and 11-16 f2.8, the images are tack sharp at f8 on both. Why then we have to by a 12-24 when the 11-16 can also the job with an advantage of good low light capability? I have a stiff budget, what lens do you think is best between the 2?
Thanks for the help....
dokgold 1 year ago
Is this AF-S? Will it auto focus on the Nikon d3100???
GadgetGuy031 1 year ago
I have Nikon D3000, which wide angle lens would you recommend to take interiors of houses for real estate photography? (Love your reviews)
UncleMark22 1 year ago
@UncleMark22 tokina 11-16mm is the best for architecture.
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon Thanks very much
UncleMark22 1 year ago
Would you recommend that lens for D90? I already have Nikkor 18-200mm and prime 35mm.
Vtold1978 1 year ago
@Vtold1978 definately
QQQQcon 1 year ago
I can look it up, but do you know if they make the 11-16mm in AF-S?
dseibert710 1 year ago
what is the cost of this lens??
lopezae33 1 year ago
@lopezae33 about 400 dollars
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@lopezae33
I recommend you to search on E-bay for this lens.
RJCVMILT 1 year ago
any future plans to max HD videos? btw, your videos are VERY educational! Thanks!
goldenmunky 1 year ago
I finally found the video :/ yeah like I said I need a kens for both :) I'll look around thanks for these reviews, tokina's are amazingly made to say they have made like 5 lenses. Cheers
owendart 1 year ago
how do you focus for landscapes? do you focus on the middle ground?
roger767 1 year ago
@roger767 middle ground of the landscape
QQQQcon 1 year ago
Five stars
aveiga48 1 year ago
great.
sollerboy 1 year ago
hey great review ive watched both of the reviews of the tokina lenses. Which would you get if you had to chose between them?? im looking at both and im sort of stuck between. Cheers man keep it up
owendart 1 year ago
@owendart 12-24mm for landscape, 11-16mm for portrait
QQQQcon 1 year ago
@QQQQcon ha, you mean sports right?
nlindseightynine 1 year ago
@QQQQcon ha, you mean sports right?
nlindseightynine 1 year ago
where is the lens made in?
ionxi 1 year ago
first
mn9500 1 year ago
@mn9500 sad as shit :)
owendart 1 year ago