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Have the Tokina AT-X 12-28 F4 PRO Dx for Nikon
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<blockquote data-quote="tea2085" data-source="post: 533066" data-attributes="member: 30478"><p>Bill, I love the lens as it shoots very sharp pics. I was reading an article about finding your cameras sweet spot and they recommended you count the number of F-stops for the lens and then find the middle of that group and it might be the sweet spot. I am fairly new to photography and decided I will learn focus as, I see it, a picture not focused is ready to trash. I want my pics to be sharp and crisp. Paul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tea2085, post: 533066, member: 30478"] Bill, I love the lens as it shoots very sharp pics. I was reading an article about finding your cameras sweet spot and they recommended you count the number of F-stops for the lens and then find the middle of that group and it might be the sweet spot. I am fairly new to photography and decided I will learn focus as, I see it, a picture not focused is ready to trash. I want my pics to be sharp and crisp. Paul [/QUOTE]
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