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Nov 12, 2005 13:21 |  #1

Well, I finally took some time to take a few sample shots with my Tokina 12-24 f4 on my 1D MkI. I knew that the Tokina would not work for FF bodies especially at the 12mm end, but how much vignetting will I get with a 1.3 crop body??? Here's the answer... the 1st photo is at 20mm, the second is at 24mm.


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Nov 12, 2005 13:29 |  #2

Here's one at 18mm and one at 15mm. As you can see, at 15mm the vignetting has already started. At around 16-17mm is where the vignetting disappears.


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Nov 12, 2005 13:30 |  #3

And what the heck... here's one taken at 12mm. Other than the vignetting at the wide end, this lens focuses perfectly and will work on the 1D MkI & MkII. I might keep this lens for my 10D and start saving for a 16-35 f2.8L for my 1D


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