Tokina AT-X M35 Pro DX AF 35mm f/2.8 Macro Nikon
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Tokina 35mm f2.8 Macro AT-X Pro DX for Canon Digital SLR
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ニコン用 AT-X M35 PRO DX 35mm F2.8 MACRO
ニコン用 AT-X M35 PRO DX 35mm F2.8 MACRO
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Buy From AMAZON US tiny.cc Customer Reviews: "I was debating between this lens and the Nikon 35mm f/1.8 I decided to go for this lens because of the Macro capability as well as the superior bokeh and build quality that it offered. When I received the lens, I was pleased to find that it met and exceeded my expectations!PROS: - Solid metal construction. - Clutch AF/MF selector (some may find this to be a CON if a switch is preferred). - AF Limiter switch. - Superb IQ and Sharpness EVEN when wide open! - VERY nice bokeh. - "Normal" lens is great for indoors (35mm on a DX lens is ~52mm). - Surprisingly fast AF (especially for a macro!). [with a Nikon D90's BIM] - Macro lens means you can focus very close to the lens itself. - Distance gauge on the lens (great for MF). - Recessed front element making it easier to keep clean and remove most of the need for a lens hood (unless you use a UV or other filter).CONS: - Only f/2.8 (but, it still surpasses some primes that are stepped down to f/2.8!). - MF/AF Klutch doesn't move back and forth as easily as I would like (compared to Tamron 90mm Macro). - Aperture steps down to ~3.2 at certain focus distances. - Sometimes has a Green/Blue color-cast but this is very rare and easily corrected in post-processing. - 1:1 Macro would require you to be almost against the front lens (that's why I still use the Tamron for most of my Macro photography)I would highly recommend this lens to anyone looking for a normal lens on a DX camera. It is <b>...</b>
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Tokina 35mm
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