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Tokina 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX Lens for Canon Cameras

  • Price: $575.00
  • Mail In Rebate -$40.00 (see details)
    offer ends AUG 31 '13
  • Price after Rebate: $535.00
  • B&H # TO1735F4FXC
  • Mfr# ATX175PROFXC

Product Highlights

  • Wide-Angle 17-35mm Zoom
  • Bright Constant f/4 for Low Light Photos
  • Two Super-Low Dispersion Glass Elements
  • One Aspheric Glass Element
  • Quickly Switch Between AF and MF
  • Water-Repellant Optical Coating
 

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The 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX Lens for Canon Cameras from Tokina is designed for use with a Canon full frame digital or film camera. This ultra wide-angle lens gives you a 103.9° angle of view at the 17mm end of the zoom, and a bright, constant f/4.0 maximum aperture, making it ideal for low light photography. Two Super-Low Dispersion glass elements and one aspheric glass element produce superior contrast and sharpness, and help control chromatic aberration.

Tokina's One-Touch Focus Clutch Mechanism provides a quick and simple way to switch back and forth between autofocus and manual focus. The lens has been designed using improved seals, making it "water-resistant" (not waterproof), so that damp conditions won't spoil your shooting expeditions. The lens features a water-repellant optical coating, but is not safe to submerge in water or expose to heavy rain.

Designed for full-frame cameras, the Tokina AT-X 17-35mm F/4 give photographers a new wide-angle option. With a focal length of 17mm at the wide side the lens yields a spectacular 103.9 degree field of view which is great for shooting in tight situations or for taking in wide expanses of space.
This compact wide-angle zoom has a bright constant F/4 aperture make viewing and auto focus possible in lower light situations but still maintaining a reasonable size and weight.
Two Super-Low Dispersion glass elements and one aspheric glass allow the proprietary optical design to achieve excellent contrast and sharpness as well as controlling chromatic aberration.
Tokina's exclusive One-touch Focus Clutch Mechanism allows the photographer to switch between AF and MF simply by snapping the focus ring forward for AF and back toward the lens mount for manual focusing.
The mechanics have been designed for better seals around moving parts making the lens more water-resistant than lenses of the past. It has a water-repellant optical coating, but is not safe to submerge in water or expose to heavy rain. The lens is also designed to stand up to the rigors of daily use by photographers in a wide variety of shooting conditions and environments.
Performance
Focal Length 17 - 35 mm
Aperture Maximum: f/4.0
Minimum: f/22
Camera Mount Type Canon EF
Format Compatibility 35mm Film / Full-Frame Digital Sensor
Angle of View 103.96° - 64.74°
Minimum Focus Distance 11" (27.94 cm)
Maximum Reproduction Ratio 1:4.82
Groups/Elements 12/13
Diaphragm Blades 9
Features
Image Stabilization No
Autofocus Yes
Tripod Collar No
Physical
Filter Thread Front: 82 mm
Dimensions (DxL) Approx. 3.5 x 3.7" (8.89 x 9.40 cm)
Weight 21.16 oz (600 g)
Tokina 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX Lens for Canon Cameras
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    Tokina17-35mm f/4 Pro FX Lens for Canon Cameras
     
    4.7

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          4.0

          Quality and Value

          By Shutterrudder

          from Pittsburgh, PA

          About Me Pro Photographer

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Durable
          • Rugged
          • Strong Construction

          Cons

          • Heavy

          Best Uses

          • Architecture
          • Landscape/Scenery
          • Weddings/Events

          Comments about Tokina 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX Lens for Canon Cameras:

          I did many reviews of this and other lenses in the category and ultimately purchased the Tokina 17-35. I use it on my Canon 5D Mark II and thus far, I am pleased with the results. I used it most recently for an interior shoot inside a commercial building and the results were very good and sharp. At 17mm, there is considerable barrel distortion, comparable to others in it's class however. Vignetting is minimal at 17mm. I used the recommended apeture of F7 or F8 to minimize any softness at the corners and at 17mm, the corners were sharp. There was some natural lighting inside the building but I used flash and bouce flash to aid in lighting along with a tripod. The build quality is solid but heavy, which is ok with me. For the price, I am very happy with this lens.

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          5.0

          Extreme wide angle lens

          By photodoc

          from charleston sc

          About Me Semi-pro Photographer

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Durable
          • Easily Interchangeable
          • Fast / accurate auto-focus
          • Lightweight
          • Rugged
          • Strong Construction

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Landscape/Scenery

            Comments about Tokina 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX Lens for Canon Cameras:

            Relatively light and compact

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            5.0

            Very Happy with this lens - Sharp!

            By Phototv

            from Virginia

            About Me Semi-pro Photographer

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            Pros

            • Fast / accurate auto-focus
            • Lightweight
            • Nice Bokeh

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                Comments about Tokina 17-35mm f/4 Pro FX Lens for Canon Cameras:

                I went to a local "expert" store to look at the Canon lens 16-35 and 24-70. Unfortunately, the sales person knew little about the lens and when I kept getting unfocused images (on my 5D Mark III) she said it was supposed to be that way. I tried two copies of each - decided to take one home. The images I shot were not up to par for a [*] lens. So I went back to more research. I ended up looking at the Tokina and knew that I could return the lens to B&H (where I do buy most of my camera equipment) so I decided to spend half the price of the other two lens. I am extremely happy with this lens. I have taken some really sharp images, great color, and bokeh.

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