Anyone know if this will work on a Tokina 11-16 without vignetting?
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Not sure. It definitely does not work on the 10-22 Canon and covers the field of view
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I don't have a lens as wide as 16 mm , much less a 16. I would suggest trying the lens shade out. Maybe the vendor will allow you to try it out with an option to return it, if it doesn't work.
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Not sure either, but I would suspect that it would vignette. I use this hood on a 18-200 walkabout zoom and it does in fact vignette in the 18-22mm or so range.
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Did you ever figure out if this will work with the Tokina or find a good substitute that does work?
321779
Yes the tokina lens will definitely work with this camera. You will not be disappointed with the build and quality of this lens.
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I would think so. I used it on a full-frame a7 (the Tokina is designed for the smaller APS-C). So don't see an issue with the frame size. As for the aperture control, seemed to work well. I didn't use the focus though I understand it works, though not as fast as the lens would work on a Canon body.
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I'm using it on a Nikon zoom lens with 58mm threads, As the ad mentions, it does show slight vignette when extended, but I was able to remove some of the material on the hood that was causing the vignette with a file.
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I bought this specifically so I can use it with that lens which I plan to buy soon. Though I do not have the actual lens right now, I believe it will not cause vignetting because the glass is much larger than the 82mm ring size. Its actually offset a bit to avoid vignetting
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I use it on a Nex6 & found no vignette on any of my lenses. Works best on longer focal lengths. 135 MM in APS-C is, for me, the sweet spot.
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Hi Karen,I have used this lens on a D90,a D7000,and now on my D7100.It works great and is a super lens.It will no doubt cost more than the Tokina,but if you have the money go for the Nikon,I am sure you will not regret it.Enjoy anyway,whatever you buy. Regards. Len
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I use it with the a7s, and that's a pretty small camera in its own right (about 17 ounces with battery and SD card). A G6 should work just fine with a semi-heavy lens. I use the Tokina 11-16 with only 1 set of weights on the bottom and the arm about half extended and it works perfectly. If you're really worried about the weight, I'd highly reccomend investing money in a few quick release plates and permanently leaving it on the stablizer. Weight aside, switching from stabilizer to monopod/tripod is a real pain. Use the money you're saving with this unit compared to a glidecam and buy quick release plates. It'll add weight, and it'll make life MUCH easier. I'm so happy with this product. 5 stars. Don't look at the glidecam or anything else. This and quick release plates. And you'll still have money to spend.
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This does not sound normal.i had a tokina 11-16 on a nex7 with adapter and worked fine.try checking the lens on another camera just to make sure the problem is consistent.
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On my A7 it works perfectly ok with my canon lenses. Not so good was the Tokina 12-24mm, but they were really meant for APS sensors anyway, and A Rokinon 8mm fisheye. Hopelessly vignetted, as in literally half the frame missing.
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I have the Tokina 11-16 as well. When I mount the 11-16 on the Nikon D3, it does NOT automatically crop to DX. I can use it at 15-16mm in FX mode. Ditto with Tokina 10-17 Fisheye (doesn't crop automatically). On the other hand, when I mounted other third party DX lenses (Sigma 10-20, Sigma 50-150, Tamron 17-50 VC) on the D3, the D3 did automatically crop to DX (though of course you can select a different crop).
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Yep works fine, pic quality though comes down a bit, but sure does increase the wide angle by a lot + fols look a lot thinner due to the curvature. :p
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I believe it will work but why not just get a Tokina full frame? I would not sacrifice the full frame camera capability. tokina makes a full frame 16-28 for about the same price. Your crop factor for dx will be 17-24 on the 11-16 dx.
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The Z is quite wide. I use it with a 16mm lens on a full-frame camera and get no vignetting.
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This excellent filter is thinner than cheaper ones. If your Tokina lens has the same diameter it should work.Just in case, keep the case and receipt to return it after you make shooting tests with lens aperture at various openings.
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No. You need a 50mm polarizer. You could get an adapter ring but that can start to cause vignetting at the corners. Get a 50mm polarizer.
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Mathieu, I have on used older Canon EF lenses, especially the 55mm Macro lens, and found no vignetting of note...hope this helps....May 14, 2013