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that would be awesome - I feel the two lenses can be very close
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Here's one from today:
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There are some very nice shots in here. Here are some pics from my first day with this lens:
![]() Water Drops on Electric Blue by mkrepp, on Flickr ![]() Fall Leaves by mkrepp, on Flickr ![]() Paws by mkrepp, on Flickr ![]() Austin, 5 Months by mkrepp, on Flickr ![]() 1/22 Infantry Crest by mkrepp, on Flickr |
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That close up of the paw is great, saw it in the group. First also really like the first one, thanks for posting.
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Thank you, I'm really enjoying this lens. Well worth the meager price, IMHO.
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grabbed a tamron 17-50 recently, it blows tokina away in every respect except corner sharpness at 2.8 - Im selling mine
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At very close distances, the Tokina is sharper but seems to have a tiny bit less contrast than the Tamron (possibly due to the hood not being on the tokina). It does show much better and smoother bokeh though. Eitherway, the 17-50 is great, so if you don't shoot anything closer than 1:4 (I think that's the Tamron's max magnification) you're better off with the versatility of a zoom anyway.
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Im not saying that tokina is a bad lens - I was just expecting it to be much better than a budget zoom like tamron 17-50
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Some shots from a few days ago... Nothing fancy, but just randoms I took on my lunchbreak
#1 - Can anyone guess what this is? ![]() #2 ![]() #3 ![]() #4 ![]() Click through on flickr for exif and original sizes. Thanks for looking, C&C always welcome and appreciated ~Michael
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Has anyone got samples from this lens on a 5d?
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It's a crop lens by design, so using it on FF would probably show a huge amount of vignetting or even a black circle around the image. On FF there's some other options with roughly the same FoV, like the Canon 50mm f/2.5 compact macro (1:2 max magnification without adapter though) or the Sigma 50mm f/2.8 macro.
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saw a couple of shots from pentax da 35mm ltd on film and the vignetting was negligible - will have to get a 5d myself I suppose, will let you know about the result.
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I just picked this lens up a couple days ago. So far I'm pleased with it! I didn't have a macro lens, and while shooting 1:1 Macro is nice, it's not really practical with this lens due to the working distance.
That being said, I love being able to get close then the standard lens. I do a lot of product buying and selling and having a lens to get right up in there to get the details is invaluable. I was also looking for a "normal" prime lens. I've had the 18-55mm IS (3 different times), the 17-85mm IS (twice), the 15-85mm IS, and a couple other "walk around" lenses and haven't really been happy with any of them. I wanted the 35mm f/2, but when looking ran across this guy on CL. I couldn't find any info on it (hit this forum AFTER). I gave it a try, and I'm definitely pleased. I'm hanging onto a 18-55mm IS for snapshots, but this is the new "on camera" lens for me. |
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Bump - I came across this lens and became very interested. The distortion looks negligible and the close minimum focus distance is a big plus...
The "slow" maximum aperture is the only thing I see that may cripple this lens... anyone else care to contribute pictures? |
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