Tokina AT-X 17-35mm F4 PRO FX Lens (For Canon DSLR) Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon Flipkart . Compare Prices and Save!

Lens only weighs 20-21 oz, ~600gr. and I love the focus clutch on both the Tokina lenses I have.
To be honest, I think a 2.8 wide angle is only really useful if you are planning to do astrophotography, or shoot a lot handheld at night. But even in the last case, image stabilization is more useful than 1 stop of light. Most of the time (for landscape photography) you stop down f/8 and smaller anyways, and it seems this lens even performs better than the 2.8 tokina according to DXOmark. Great video though, and some great images at the end as well.
The one that you claim is "bad edge sharpness" looks more like some movement. What was your shutter speed at?
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I use that lens with my D750, and i love it! But I have a question: does somebody know if it vignet with a 100mm square filter system?
Tamron 17-35mm 2.8 or tokina ?
I already have the Nikkor 24-70 2.8, but wanted a little more width for real estate wondering if the gap between 17 and 24 is enough to warrant the added purchase thoughts, anyone?
A little over 3.5 years since I bought it new, my Tokina 17-35mm has died. It keeps giving the dreaded error involving communication between the lens and the camera (Canon 6D). Contacts are clean. None of my other lenses cause this error.
Is it going to work for real estate photography/ I want to learn but can't afford Nikon 16-35 for $1100.
You can definitely get close with this lens.
Good for the Nikon D750 and mostly portrait work? I'm just trying to get more of that wide feel and different angles and my prime 35mm I'm just moving all around too much.
Bought this lens in Like New condition used on eBay for $300. I use it with a Canon 6D. I also have the 16-28 f2.8 that I use with my D800 and optically the 16-28 is superior at every focal length and aperture. Once the 17-35 is stopped down to f8 - f16 it's comparable to the 16-28. The thing I like most is the ability to use filters which is something I can't do with the 16-28 which I refer to as the "Beast" because of its size and weight.
Thank you, just bought this lens! Can't wait to use it. I do real estate and commercial photography and didn't wanna spend a fortune
Hey Eric, Thanks a lot for the video! I'm looking for a wide lens, my 3 finalists are the Tokina 17-35 f4 / Tokina 16-28 f2.8 / Tamron 15-30 F2.8. For the price difference almost discarded the Tamron. I want the lens just for my trips, I don't print my work and I like to shoot "scenes" like movie scenes. Call it indoors, street photography, landscapes or urban outdoor takes. Do you have a recommendation for me? What's the difference between the 17-35 and the 16-28 from Tokina?
i am thinking to get a 35mm prime lens until i saw this! i think i will go for this one instead of a prime 35mm lens. same price range but you will get a wide angle zoom lens.
Looks like I found my full frame lens. Nikon lenses are a little too expensive for my taste.
I would go for Tamron 15-30. It seems to be another class better than Tokina
if i ask u .canon 17-40 f4 or tokina 17-35 f4? im planning to get a wide lens
Would you rate this as good as the nikon 18 35mm g Eric
Have you tried any Starfield shots?
For the consumer I would consider Tokina. I've had this lens for about 2 months now and I love it. I've used it on my D700 and the landscape and building shots at 17mm are amazing, like no others. On sunny days at F18 and above the detail is terrific. For the price it has the ability to compete with anything I have in my camera bag. I also have the Tokina 100mm f/2.8 macro which is also a great lens.
Hey should release Pentax k versions of their awesome affordable line up, for the k-1. There only two options that I know of for k mount so far, the amazing but expensive 15-30, and the Samoans 14mm.
If I were to purchase this lens it would mainly be for videography as I mostly do wedding videography. I shoot with a Canon t6i and I have been looking for an affordable wide angle lens. How is it in low light?
I own a copy of Tokina but do you know how that stacks up with Canon ef16-35mm f4?
Mitch where can I buy this V model lens? I want it for my gimbal, I can't find it anywhere, not even the tokina website has it for sale.
Thanks for the in-depth review Mitch I have a couple of questions for you if you don't mind answering :) 1) I am thinking of using this Tokina lens for videography/vlogging and there are not so many reviews about this particular model "FX V" lens online so its difficult to decide whether its suitable or not Are there any other differences between the FX V version to its predecessor the FX version besides the focus ring? 2) how significant was the barrel distortion at 17mm? The other lens I am thinking of buying is Canon EF 16-35/4.0L but I know Canon EF 16-35/4.0L has significant amount of barrel distortion at 16mm? whats your opinion about it? I am mainly interested in using this lens of videography thanks!
very sharp video. nice and informative
7:19 5" Aputure monitor. I wish they made 5" ones. :P Guess you meant the VS-5, which is a 7" monitor, though?
I thought they launched something like that ages ago. Actually including a follow focus set-up. Hum. Not so sure about an f/4. I have their f/2.8 11-16mm and 50-135mm (the ones they turned into Cinema ATX, just missing the 16-28mm f/2.8 now), those are quite nice, though I also have the Nikkor 17-35, 28-70 and 80-200mm f/2.8D ED (known as the 'Bourne' lenses) and those really really rock.
It's FX Lens not Aps-c . Please rectify this .