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Jorgen Udvang Registered: Aug 01, 2005 Total Posts: 1723 Country: Thailand |
Just when I thought I had control over my lens "investments", Tokina launches an 11-16mm f/2.8. If it's as good as the 12-24, I suppose I can as well give in and buy. A fast WA was always lacking for the DX format, and this one even takes normal (77mm) filters ![]() http://www.tokina.co.jp/news/4961607atx116news.html |
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gugs Registered: Apr 16, 2005 Total Posts: 6961 Country: Belgium |
indeed, incredibly interesting.... this might cost me some more money |
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Jorgen Udvang Registered: Aug 01, 2005 Total Posts: 1723 Country: Thailand |
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dinoadventures Registered: Apr 13, 2005 Total Posts: 2159 Country: United States |
Fluorite? Seriously? |
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panos.v Registered: Dec 15, 2005 Total Posts: 3896 Country: United Kingdom |
It's good for your teeth. |
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Zachs Registered: Jul 08, 2005 Total Posts: 2446 Country: United States |
Only 800$...not too shabby considering I spent 600$ on the f/4 12-24. Then again, this only has 5mm of zoom. I wonder how nice the colors, contrast, and sharpness will be. |
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dinoadventures Registered: Apr 13, 2005 Total Posts: 2159 Country: United States |
panos.v wrote: |
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Chris Langer Registered: Sep 04, 2006 Total Posts: 2211 Country: United States |
this looks like a nifty little invention. I hope it compares to the 12-24. I love that lens. |
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LRGT Registered: Oct 27, 2007 Total Posts: 8 Country: United Kingdom |
dinoadventures wrote: |
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Steve Carlton Registered: Sep 21, 2006 Total Posts: 1160 Country: United States |
I think flourite is heat-sensitive and can crack when hot enough. |
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Cubfan Registered: Apr 09, 2003 Total Posts: 802 Country: United States |
Will be buying one of these. Until then, my Sigma 10-20 will do nicely. |
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Steve Carlton Registered: Sep 21, 2006 Total Posts: 1160 Country: United States |
Do you think there will be substantial IQ advantages over the 10-20 besides speed? |