Tokina AT-X 107 AF DX 10-17mm f/3.5-4.5 Fisheye Zoom for Canon
Model #ATX107DXC


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Physical
Filter thread | None |
Dimensions (dxl) | Approx. 2.75 x 2.79" (6.99 x 7.09 cm) |
Weight | 12.3 oz (349 g) |
Performance
Focal length | 10 - 17 mm Comparable APS-C 1.6x Focal Length: 16 - 27.2 mm |
Groups/elements | 8/10 |
Aperture | Maximum: f/3.5 - 4.5 Minimum: f/22 |
Maximum reproduction ratio | 1:2.56 |
Diaphragm blades | 6 |
Camera mount type | Canon EF |
Angle of view | 180° - 100° |
Minimum focus distance | 5.5" (13.97 cm) |
Format compatibility | Canon (APS-C) |
Features
Tripod collar | No |
Image stabilization | No |
Autofocus | Yes |
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Similar in optical construction to the Pentax 10-17mm lens, this offering from Tokina is well built and feels like it will last. As there is little weight penalty, it is a useful lens for those interested in panographic photography and those with a creative bent.
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Good construction and neat finish, Compact, Wide coverage of 180-100° on APS-C
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Restricted usefulness, Inability to attach filters, No manual over-ride of AF
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A unique fisheye zoom lens for Canon and Nikon APS-C SLRs that gives a 180 degree field of view corner to corner at 10mm.
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Unique lens, Compact size, Good flare and ghosting performance, Build Quality
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Chromatic Aberrations at 10mm, Focus ring rotates during AF, No built-in focus motor on Nikon version.
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Fisheye lenses are special effect items so the sheer optical quality is not really a primary aspect. However, the Tokina does generally a very good job. It sharp enough for its purpose and the high degree of barrel distortion is naturally a feature to enjoy and not a bug.
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What could we write in the summery? If someone needs an ultra wide-angle zoom, fish-eye type and wants to use it on a small APS-C/DX detector, then there is no other choice than the Tokina. In this situation only a huge test failure would convince clients not to buy it.
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interesting focal lengths range,, great quality and sturdy build, good picture quality in the center of the frame for 14-17 mm focal length,, reasonably small coma,, fairly small vignetting, great at sharp light correction, good autofocus
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very poor picture quality for 10 mm, large chromatic aberration especially for the widest angle, visible astigmatism for 10 mm focal length
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Gary Wolstenholme takes a wider look at the world with the Tokina 10-17mm semi fish-eye lens. Fisheye lenses are curious beings. Unlike normal rectilinear lenses, their design produces wild distortions, allowing and extremely wide field of view to be captured.
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Unique lens, Compact size, Good flare and ghosting performance, Build Quality
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Chromatic Aberrations at 10mm, Focus ring rotates during AF, No built-in focus motor on Nikon version.
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If you're of the mind to produce creative images, the concept of vertical and horizontal lines sometimes has to go out the window. The Tokina lens does just that. I wanted something that gave 180 degrees of view, but was wider that my Sigma 16mm f2.8.
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If you have never had a fisheye lens, it is a fun treat to bend trees and people around the lens and create dramatic scenes with the subject in the center of a canopy. But this is not something you might want to do everyday.
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I use this lens primarily for surf photography and it kills it! Crisp photos and fast focus. For the price it's an epic buy. I definitely tell my friends to acquire one.
- Fisheye Zoom Lens
- 180° Diagonal Field of View
- Aperture Range: f/3.5-22
- Water Repellent Coating
- Super-Low Dispersion Glass Element
- Built-In Lens Hood
- Compatible with APS-C-Sized Sensors
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- Tokina 10-17mm f/3.5-4.5 AT-X 107 AF DX Fisheye Lens for Canon
- Front Lens Push-On Cap
- Rear Lens Cap
- 3-Year Warranty