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    Tokina officially announces the Tokina atx-i 17-35mm f/4.0 for full frame DSLRs

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    tokina17354new - Tokina officially announces the Tokina atx-i 17-35mm f/4.0 for full frame DSLRs

    Press Release: Kenko Tokina Co., Ltd. is pleased to announce the sales release of Tokina atx-i 17-35mm F4 FF lens.

    Sales will commence on December 11, 2020.

    Tokina atx-i 17-35mm F4 FF is designed to fit Full Frame DSLR cameras and supports Nikon F and Canon EF mounts. With its wide-angle properties this lens is a perfect gear for shooting landscapes, street snaps, architecture, and time-lapse. Constant f/4 aperture, robust design while maintaining a reasonable size and weight provide a new option for professional photographers who are especially active in travel.

    Highlighted Features

    • Сompact lightweight and robust design – perfect for landscape, architecture, street snap, and travel photography.
    • Precise AF actuated by a combination of Tokina GMR sensor and SD-M (Silent Drive-Module).
    • Low vignetting, extremely low distortion, and good sharpness throughout the image.
    • Moisture protection.
    • One-Touch Focus Clutch system.

    Tokina atx-i 17-35mm f/4.0 at Adorama

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    1. Good to know Tokina are still around, though their range is rather fractured between FF and cropA. No apparent strategy.

      Always thought they would be good at tilt-shifts given their traditional bias to wide angles.
    6. they couldn't make it a 2.8??
      If this lens is optimized as a low weight small travel lens (landscape?) and they wanted very high IQ (very low distortions is welcome) I think f/4 is the only chance to do that with current lens tech (if you want to stay below e.g. 10 000 EUR.
      Let's wait for the first reviews if it is a good lens inside its application range!
    9. Absolutely zero chance they updated the optical formula, or they would have told us. This Tokina's predecessor is a popular option for landscape and real estate photography, now $300-400 cheaper than a refurb Canon 16-35 F4, but agreed that they just updated the plastic casing to milk whatever money is still left in DSLR lenses for the next few years. The old design looked very 2003, but if you don't care, save some cash and get that. It is a solid little workhorse.

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