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Tokina announces 16-28mm F2.8 lens for Canon & Nikon
#11
Nr.4 shows purple & green fringe... I hope this is not the corrected version. Because compared to Tokina CA standards this one shows very minor CA.



Serkan



This message was a response to Klaus'... But I'm not sure why it's shown here. Sorry for inconvenience...
#12
Tokina without flare and CA is something like Ferrari but not red isn’t it?



Greetings,

Miro - one happy owner of Tokina 100 Macro
#13
[quote name='miro' date='06 July 2010 - 02:13 PM' timestamp='1278422005' post='853']

Tokina without flare and CA is something like Ferrari but not red isn’t it?



Greetings,

Miro - one happy owner of Tokina 100 Macro

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Rather like a reliable ferrari <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Rolleyes' />
#14
[quote name='PuxaVida' date='06 July 2010 - 12:12 PM' timestamp='1278414772' post='848']

That's very promising. If this one produces good IQ on FFs, I can say that Tokina has found the niche in wide angle lens market. Silent AF, affordable price with very good IQ (also in the corners). At this price, the full framers (especially FX owners) would be quite happy. Nikon must be shivering right now...



Regards,



Serkan

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But the Nikon 14-24 isn't much more expensive, is it? And from what I've read, it seems to be the leader of the pack in this range right now.
#15
[quote name='Pinhole' date='06 July 2010 - 04:21 PM' timestamp='1278429705' post='856']

But the Nikon 14-24 isn't much more expensive, is it? And from what I've read, it seems to be the leader of the pack in this range right now.

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When it eventually reaches stores, I suppose it will be less expensive than MSRP and cheaper enough to make a good alternative to the Nikkor. A concern though is that it gets a bulged filter unfriendly front element at 16mm while Canon and Nikon typically don't at these focal length.
#16
I think Nikon 14-24mm is more exspensive and also this price of Tokina will definitely go down in near future...



I believe this one will sit right between Nikon 17-35mm and 14-24mm in terms of competition...



Serkan
#17
I will certainly sell well below 1000EUR.
#18
I'm very excited about this lens. I own the 50-135mm and 11-16mm Tokinas (using them with a Canon 40D) and they have performed beyond expectations, especially considering how much I paid for them ($500US a piece). While the current RRP is a bit high I expect the price to drop extremely quickly, settling somewhere around 70000yen. Definitely picking up the Canon version when it launches in September.
#19
Already up for pre-order at my favourite camera site for 80,800yen.



http://www.fuji-group.biz/products/p-41006.html



I'm tempted to just get it but I'm looking at a fast standard zoom to replace my 17-85mm Canon kit lens.
#20
It's pretty nice price compared to Nikkor 14-24 or Canon 16-35.
  


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