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I've heard that not only does it vignette at 12mm you see the edges, Doesn't do well until 14-15mm and up, and still has some vignetting. But I don't think I've seen photos and I can't say from experience.
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It stops vignetting at 15mm, but I've only got a film full frame, and I've not run a roll of film through it yet to see how it performs.
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I've used the lens on a film body from 18-24 and it performs very well, however I would have thought on full frame digital the edges would suffer due to the light rays not hitting the sensor bang on - film is far more forgiving in this situation.
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Too bad the 16-35 is so expensive - Although probably worth it for a FF nice ultra wide. There is also the 15mm fish eye, and 14mm Prime which give yeah some nice results on FF.
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I've used Tokina with film camera also. Images were quite dark... much darker than with other lenses. I wonder if this is the case with 5d too...
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So, there is no mirror issue with this lens?
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 Nope, non of the elements protrudes beyond the safety of the electrical contacts.
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It has minimal vignet at 18mm and the vignetting gone at 19mm onwards, I use it with my Nikon F80D and the pics turned out sharp sharp sharp.
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Great to know thanks!
I love this lens at my EOS 350D, now I will try it at my EOS500 and EOS600.
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I have 5d now and i just tried this lens on it. Works FINE till 17mm. Vignettes after that. Images are a bit darker so i recommend little overexposure. Otherwise image quality is very good.
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iimarre edited this topic 55 months ago.
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I have tried the tokina 12-24 on a Canon 5d and in my opinion only starting from 18mm there aren't vignetting.
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Most users say, from 19mm on it's OK. Would make sense, since it is a "19mm" at an EOS 350D. ;-)
Just tried at my EOS600: No black corners at about 17/18mm but vignetting is gone from 19mm on.
WHAT A FANTASTIC LENS!!! (Sorry for shouting, but I had to.) ;-)
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LucisPictor edited this topic 55 months ago.
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18mm on 5d
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Yes!!!
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