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Old 04-24-2008, 03:45 PM
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You may want to consider this lens. Especially if you want to do indoor shots. Scroll down the page & check out the comparisons to the Nikkor 12-24mm. In my opinion, it blows it out of the water in sharpness. This lens will begin shipping in the USA in May.
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It's amazing how much sharper the Tokina is than the Nikkor. At the normal (smaller) apertures at which a smart person would shoot this, the differences become much more subtle. These were shot on a tripod, and I even left the Kenko UV filter on the loaned Tokina.

The amazing part is how much sharper the Tokina is everywhere. I wouldn't expect all the corners, near and far, to be so universally better, but they are.

The results were the same at 16mm, so I didn't bother to present them. The one shortcoming of the Tokina is its very limited zoom range: it only goes to 16mm.
Tokina 11-16mm Review
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