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Message: <blockquote data-quote="crycocyon" data-source="post: 134846" data-attributes="member: 13076">Normally I would recommend the Nikon zoom but I read the Tokina reviews against the Nikon and who can argue with real world results? Although the zoom range is more limited on the Tokina. Then again, I personally would be inclined toward an FX prime wide-angle lens that you could use on your DX so that you don't have to upgrade later on. But the options for that are limited to the older AF D lenses. Plus the Tokina is reasonably fast for indoor lighting at f/2.8 so can't argue with that either. It is always easier to move backward or forward to get the right framing with a wide-angle as you don't have to move that far, as opposed to a tele prime where you would have to move quite far to get the right framing without a zoom.</blockquote>