#1 Marco

Good to see tokina is back with FX lenses. I’ve always enjoyed those Tokina lenses and was pretty bummed when they quit manufacturing FX lenses.
I hope this means more will follow. The 16-28 is high on my list, even more so after this review.

10:20 am - Wednesday, May 11, 2011

#2 Oscar

While I appreciate “real world” test shots, a bookshelf isn’t exactly what most people would shoot and it is difficult to judge lens quality by. It has hardly any fine details and the books are not at equal distance to the plane of focus. Why not choose a fixed scene in a park or landscape from a high vantage point with lots of fine detail around in every corner (ideally at equal or far distances)?

3:01 am - Sunday, June 12, 2011

#3 zweizwei

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12:42 am - Thursday, August 4, 2011

#4 adrixe

I think this would be a really awesome lens if they put something for a filter!

12:29 am - Saturday, August 6, 2011

#5 kam

Debating on this one vs Canon EF 16-24 f2.8L. But this one is cheaper by so much but I don’t want to be regret after I get this one….

Anyone can have a direct comparsion….

5:34 am - Friday, September 21, 2012