Tokina AT-X 11-20mm f 2.8 Pro DX Lens for Canon Online
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- Ultra-wide 11-20mm lens for cameras with APS-C sensors
- Fast F 2.8 constant aperture
- 3 Aspherical lens elements to for superior sharpness and contrast
- 3 Super-low Dispersion glass elements to control chromatic aberrations
- Fast, Quiet Auto Focus
- Common 82mm filter thread of use with circular PLs and other filters.
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- Focal Length: 11-20mm Equivalent Focal Length: 16.5-30mm
- Maximum Aperture: F 2.8
- Minimum Aperture: F 22
- Optical Construction: 14 Elements 12 Groups
- Coatings: Multi-layer coatings
- Angle of View: 104.34° – 72.42°
- Minimum Focus Distance: 11.02 in. (0.28m)
- Reproduction Ratio: 1:8.62
- Zooming System: Rotary Zoom
- Number of Diaphragm Blades: 9
- Filter Size: 82mm
- Maximum Outer Diameter: 3.50 in. (89mm)
- Dimensions: 3.62 in. (92mm L) x 3.50 in. (89mm W)
- Weight: 19.75 oz. (560g)
- Lens Hood: BH-821 Included with lens (pictured)
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The new Tokina AT-X 11-20mm F 2.8 PRO DX is an ultra-wide zoom lens featuring an expanded zoom range and improved optical performance. Designed for Canon cameras with DX sensors.
Tokina adds to its family of fast-aperture wide-angle zooms focused on providing photographers professional quality optics and construction at an affordable price. The fast F 2.8 aperture lens offers an equivalent 16.5-30mm* zoom range. The new proprietary optical design uses three aspherical lens elements (2 all-glass molded and 1 P-MO hybrid) to achieve superior contrast, sharpness, and correct for spherical aberrations. Additionally, Tokina uses three SD (super-low Dispersion, “FK01” and FK03”) glass elements to control chromatic aberrations.
This compact ultra wide-angle zoom lens has a bright, constant F 2.8 aperture making viewing and auto focus possible in low light situations but still maintaining portable size and weight. Tokina’s exclusive One-touch Focus Clutch Mechanism allows the photographer to switch between AF and MF simply by snapping the focus ring forward for AF and back toward the lens mount for manual focusing.
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