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Tokina ATX I 11 20Mm Canon Mount Review

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Details

BrandTokina
Lens TypeWide Angle
Compatible MountingsCanon EF-S, Canon EF
Camera Lens Description9
Maximum Focal Length20 Millimeters

Description of Tokina ATX I 11 20Mm Canon Mount

New modern and comfortable design for better handling. New coating providing oimproved reslution and efficient flare management. Ultra wide angle focal with constant F2.8 aperture. Constant size whatever the focal and focus for easier stabilizer calibration. High level optical performances.Max focal length: 20.0 millimeters.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not a bad product, but you can do better.

The lens was bought as an ultra-wide lens with a constant aperture for crop, for landscapes and for video shooting, so I did not consider lenses without a constant aperture at all focal lengths. My personal opinion is that the lens is soapy and dark. And consider that without autofocus. Maximum sharpness is achieved at aperture F11, more or less acceptable starts somewhere from F8. I took it for a wide angle, preferred the more versatile 12-28 to the less versatile 11-16 (Tokina AT-X 116 Pro…

Pros
  • 1) Range of focal lengths. 2) Fixed aperture F4 3) Ability to use filters 4) Removable lens hood included 5) Good workmanship 6) Acceptable level of chromatic aberration 7) Acceptable level of geometric distortion 8) Internal focus.
Cons
  • 1) Aperture F4 - I would like more, the lens is dark. 2) Sharpness - not really soap (especially if you remember that this is an over-wide), but you still want more contrast and clarity of details (Canon EF 17-40 F4 L loses in sharpness) 3) Autofocus - slow, loud, sometimes inaccurate (tested on 650d and on mark2) 4) The lens can "suck" dust when zooming.