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Tokina AT-X PRO 11-16mm f/2.8 SD MF DX IF AF Lens For Nikon

Name: Tokina AT-X PRO 11-16mm f/2.8 SD MF DX IF AF Lens For Nikon
Brand: Tokina
Price: 300.0 USD
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Rating: 4.88 (98 reviews)

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Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is ...

Series: AT-X PRO

Compatible Brand: For Nikon

UPC: 0411378035028

Maximum Aperture: f/2.8

Brand: Tokina

Type: Wide Angle

Focus Type: Auto & Manual, Zoom

Mount: Nikon AF

MPN: ATX116PRODXN

Focal Length: 11-16mm, Zoom

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The Tokina AT-X Pro 11-16mm f/2.8 AF is a super-sharp, ultra-wide zoom lens that draws the viewer into a scene. Perfect for indoor shots and low-light situations, this incredibly fast lens puts the viewer in the heart of the action while still communicating the scale of the setting. Best of all, this is not a fish-eye;straight lines still look straight. Wide open at 11mm, Tokina is perfect for taking magnificent landscape shots with foreground features that pop with sharpness. It’s also the go-to tool for indoor shots with foreground action in low-light conditions. It is compatible with full frame Nikon DSLRs as well as Canon. It is compatible with cameras of the APS-C format. Tokina lenses have a reputation for quality control to the micron, as well as durability for tough photo assignments. Tokina’s “Advanced Technology Extra” AT-X design has been refined over 30 years, providing precision results-oriented optics in a smooth, efficient, light-weight and road-ready design. Brass in the lens mounts, a proprietary glass coating, and a sleek alumite finish are among the details that make this professional -grade gear an enduring classic on your Nikon. This Tokina AT-X 11-16mm is an easy lens to use on almost all cameras. It’s a high-performance lens at an accessible price point. It’s perfect for journalists; in low-light conditions at a big aperture, the corners still stay bright while close subjects stay sharp. If you want to shoot in the desert at noon, you can stop the aperture all the way down to f/22. Even if you shoot directly into the sun, the 9-blade diaphragm produces beautiful sun stars with limited or no ghosts or flare. Image quality is consistent across all focal lengths. Stop at f/4 for great outdoor adventure photography. This AT-X 11-16mm f/2.8 zoom features internal auto-focusing, which means you’ll not get any exterior movement to destabilize the shot. The autofocus is incredibly fast. The lens works great on your camera with subjects as close as one foot. It’s easy to switch between manual and auto with a push of the ring. The zoom lens is smooth to operate, and there is no distortion across the range, with little vignetting or chromatic aberration. It naturally works with the video capabilities of your camera as well. This Tokina lens only weighs in at a light 1.1 pounds. This Tokina 11-16mm zoom lens is compatible with all Nikon Digital DSLR type cameras, both large format and APS-C, with the exception that you’ll have to focus manually on a Nikon D40, D40x or D60. Manual focus is frequently the choice with a wide angle lens like this. It is also compatible with Canon, Sigma, and other brands, as well as a wide array of filters and other accessories by Canon, Sigma and others. This ultra-wide Tokina lens is arguably the sharpest in its class. For digital cameras, it brings the action close while taking in the breathtaking scale of the setting and works great across a wide range of conditions. Everyone from journalists to landscape photographers has a great ultra-wide for their Nikon cameras, and the Tokina AT-X Pro 11-16mm f/2.8 AF is a top gear, professional-grade lens that’s perfect when you want to connect intimately with a subject in a bigger space. Don’t forget to stop it at f/4 for climbing and skiing shots; you’’ll love the results. Lenses like this make the camera. This Tokina is your ticket to the intimacy and magnificence of wide angle photography.

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Brand

Tokina

MPN

ATX116PRODXN

UPC

0610696358783, 0411378035028

eBay Product ID (ePID)

99689042

Product Key Features

Mount

Nikon AF

Focal Length

11-16mm, Zoom

Maximum Aperture

f/2.8

Type

Wide Angle

Focus Type

Auto & Manual, Zoom

Dimensions

Weight

19.75 Oz

Additional Product Features

Aperture

f/2.8

Compatible Brand

Nikon

Min Aperture

Additional Tech Characteristics

South Dakota Mf Dx IF Af

Focal Length (mm)

11-16mm

Series

Tokina AT-X Pro

Camera Type

SLR

Camera Technology

Digital

Product Line

Tokina AT-X Pro

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by bloodandbatteryacid
Jun 01, 2018Top favorable review
Great Lens
First thing out of the box, you'll notice that this is a nice hefty lens. It's built to last and is a lot bigger than one would expect from such a short focal length. It takes fantastic pictures paired with my D7100 and I love the wide angle even more than I thought I would. There is a little barrel distortion at the 11mm mark, but it's not terrible and makes photos appear more dynamic in most settings. The f/2.8 aperture means that shooting in darker surroundings is a breeze and the focus is pretty fast and accurate as well. Tokina definitely knows how to make a great lens. I would happily buy this lens again!First thing out of the box, you'll notice that this is a nice hefty lens. It's built to last and is a lot bigger than one would expect from such a short focal length. It takes fantastic pictures paired with my D7100 and I love the wide angle even more than I thought I would. There is a little barrel distortion at the 11mm mark, but it's not terrible and makes photos appear more dynamic in most settings. The f/2.8 aperture means that shooting in darker surroundings is a breeze and the focus is pretty fast and accurate as well. Tokina definitely knows how to make a great lens. I would happily buy this lens again!
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by waknstak
Jun 07, 2012
Super Sharp and Super Wide gets the job done !!
I'm a Realtor and I purchased the lens primarily to shoot residential interiors and landscapes of my listings as well as those of others for extra cash. It is a fantastic lens for this. What I don't like. It distorts the images slightly depending on camera angle but it is easily corrected in lightroom.It is so wide it has a very limited zoom range. What I do like. It's 2.8 aperature is fast enough that I can do most of my interior work without flash or having to use a tripod or stitch photos together, which saves me a lot of time. It appears to be built very solidly and seems to produce very sharp images even wide open. Overall compared to it's closest Nikon counterpart it's a great performer for the price.I'm a Realtor and I purchased the lens primarily to shoot residential interiors and landscapes of my listings as well as those of others for extra cash. It is a fantastic lens for this. What I don't like. It distorts the images slightly depending on camera angle but it is easily corrected in lightroom.It is so wide it has a very limited zoom range. What I do like. It's 2.8 aperature is fast enough that I can do most of my interior work without flash or having to use a tripod or stitch photos together, which saves me a lot of time. It appears to be built very solidly and seems to produce very sharp images even wide open. Overall compared to it's closest Nikon counterpart it's a great performer for the price.
by jemkewl83
Mar 03, 2011
This is the ultra wide you've been looking for
Excellent ridiculously Sharp Lens @ 3.2 ... tack sharp wide open ... extremely fun with the 2.8 for DOF isolation; superb for indoors as well regardless of lighting conditions ... focus motor is not silent so you will hear the focus motor in your movies if you do not have an external mic MF to AF is old school (or maybe the usual for Tokina I would not know as I do not have any other Tokina lenses, though maybe I should if this lens is indicative of their other offerings) ... back to AF/MF, there is no "switch" for AF/MF or ability to engage MF while in AF mode ... rather you push/pull the focus ring forward or backward to be in AF or MF mode bookeh is excellent and if you are looking for a very ultra wide for your DX, this is the one, unless you do not need the 2.8 (figuring you are an ... Excellent ridiculously Sharp Lens @ 3.2 ... tack sharp wide open ... extremely fun with the 2.8 for DOF isolation; superb for indoors as well regardless of lighting conditions ... focus motor is not silent so you will hear the focus motor in your movies if you do not have an external mic MF to AF is old school (or maybe the usual for Tokina I would not know as I do not have any other Tokina lenses, though maybe I should if this lens is indicative of their other offerings) ... back to AF/MF, there is no "switch" for AF/MF or ability to engage MF while in AF mode ... rather you push/pull the focus ring forward or backward to be in AF or MF mode bookeh is excellent and if you are looking for a very ultra wide for your DX, this is the one, unless you do not need the 2.8 (figuring you are an outdoors only, camera on tripod, landscape person if you do not want the 2.8) ... then (and only then IMHO) you should take a look at the Sigma 8-16 4.5-5.6. The build quality is excellent and the lens is heavy (especially for its size), even heavier than I thought despite knowing the specs beforehand I have seen reviews that note lens flare to be an issue ... with a Nikon clear filter and a lens hood on (for my recent outing), I had zero issues with lens flare from the sun ... even when shooting directly into the sun through the still bare trees (spring has not arrived yet). However, when shooting with bright backgrounds, I did notice slight purple fringing in the foreground when pixel peeping (ie purple fringing on the cracks and grains of an old broken wood fence with a late afternoon sun shining through). Again this was only when pixel peeping on 16 MP images Notes: Only used this lens on a D7000 and an old trusty D40
by wwTCmzsbQDy@Deleted
Jul 28, 2012
An ultra-wide, sharp lens that makes me think outside the box!
Purchased this lens after deciding I wanted to try a much wider POV than that I got from my Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8, for landscapes/scenery and indoor/outdoor event coverage. Sharpness is as advertised; its amazing even when angled in a way that brings about that almost fish-eye POV when shooting a subject up close with fill space on either side of the frame. This is my first Tokina lens so I have nothing to compare it to in terms of quality and build, same can be said of it being my first ultra-wide zoom. Build is solid and feels to endure, makes my D90 look intimidating as compared to my Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D and even my Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8. The only thing I wish were different were the minimum 1' focus range, I wish I could get a little closer sometimes. I bought my copy used in a very ... Purchased this lens after deciding I wanted to try a much wider POV than that I got from my Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8, for landscapes/scenery and indoor/outdoor event coverage. Sharpness is as advertised; its amazing even when angled in a way that brings about that almost fish-eye POV when shooting a subject up close with fill space on either side of the frame. This is my first Tokina lens so I have nothing to compare it to in terms of quality and build, same can be said of it being my first ultra-wide zoom. Build is solid and feels to endure, makes my D90 look intimidating as compared to my Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D and even my Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8. The only thing I wish were different were the minimum 1' focus range, I wish I could get a little closer sometimes. I bought my copy used in a very exceptional condition at a great price, very happy with how much I paid for what I got. I would imagine feeling the same even if I bought it brand new.
by revtvbox
Sep 10, 2009
Not A cheap lens in any respect...
I purchased the Tokina AT-X 116 Pro before the Labor Day weekend. The first thing I noticed was the build quality that harkened back to Tokina lenses of yesteryear with a real solid feel. I took the Tokina to the beach along with my D90 and shot a slew of photos and here are my observations. First, the lens is wide and as a result I was surprised by the reasonable amount of distortion. All wides have some distortion but this lens was very well behaved in this regard. This is not to say that you can not exagerate the effect by either being in very close on your subject or tilting the angle of the camera to the subject to exacerbate the distortion. The color rendition of the lens is wonderful and true to life at least in daylight settings, however, I can not speak to lowlight as I did not ... I purchased the Tokina AT-X 116 Pro before the Labor Day weekend. The first thing I noticed was the build quality that harkened back to Tokina lenses of yesteryear with a real solid feel. I took the Tokina to the beach along with my D90 and shot a slew of photos and here are my observations. First, the lens is wide and as a result I was surprised by the reasonable amount of distortion. All wides have some distortion but this lens was very well behaved in this regard. This is not to say that you can not exagerate the effect by either being in very close on your subject or tilting the angle of the camera to the subject to exacerbate the distortion. The color rendition of the lens is wonderful and true to life at least in daylight settings, however, I can not speak to lowlight as I did not shoot anything indoors. It was a very bright sunny day and there was significant lens flare in some of the shots (as many ultra-wides are prone to). The lens hood helped in many instances but not all, but as an experiment I had with me a piece of cardboard and would hold that above the lens to block the errant light and in almost every instance short of shooting directly in to the sun I was able to eliminate or vastly minimize the flare. Of course you have to be careful where you hold the cardboard as the lens has such a wide view at least at 11mm that it might just show up in the frame(of course that might be in a cropped area making it a moot point). This brings me to the subject of filters. I was using a B+W 77mm UV Filter and at 11mm - to around 12mm there was vinegtting as the lens would pick up the filter.I would say that if you want to use the lens to its full potential an investment in the thinnest possible UV filter is needed. This also means you will have to change filters and probably not be able to stack them. Furthermore, if you are making an investment in filters do not bother with a polarizer for this lens as it will not produce the effect you expect. I tried a polarizer to see the effect and the result was patchy blue skies, unnaturally dark in odd sections and lighter in others(of course there are those who might be able to capitalize upon this for creative effect). The effect is not really visible to the naked eye or on the 3" lcd, but only comes to "light" when you blow it up on the computer screen at home. The light across a vast area for sky(wider than human vision) is actually a coming in at different angles across huge areas of sky and the polarizer enhances this affect. As for the sharpness of the image I will say that this lens produced stunning sharpness even when blowing up the images on my screen at home. I was very impressed by the level of detail it captured even out to the edges. All in all I would say if you are shooting on a DX sensor camera that the Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 lens is a steal compare to the Nikon 12-24. What it lacks in range compare to the Nikon it makes up for in bang to the buck and image quality. As for the range issue it is not that great, as I see it I have legs and I can zoom in and move in closer to compensate. I guess there could be some situations where that may not be possible, but you are not going to be shooting high speed sports so there should be plenty time to change to your 18mm - ? lens that we all have, right? So get the image and save some $$. If you are a Nikkor snob as I was, be on notice that this lens really gives Nikkor a run for its money and the money is better in my pocket!

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Great Lens

Super Sharp and Super Wide gets the job done !!

This is the ultra wide you've been looking for

An ultra-wide, sharp lens that makes me think outside the box!

Not A cheap lens in any respect...

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