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Tokina 16-28mm 2.8 vs Nikon 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5 G
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<blockquote data-quote="openshadows" data-source="post: 130720" data-attributes="member: 12111"><p>Just got my lens. Took it out in the back and shot the fence at most apertures and focal lengths.</p><p> Physical - Incredibly light and reasonably compact. Very similar to the 24-85 but slightly lighter. 77mm filter size which is nice.</p><p> Optically:</p><p> Sharpness: Excellent at all focal lengths from f/3.5 (f/4.5 at 35) to f/11 with f/5.6 seeming to be the best on my sample.</p><p> Distortion: Very little noticed but haven't really checked this out yet. Definitely the least barrel distortion of any super-wide I have ever owned. No correction for distortion or CA on these samples.</p><p> CA: slight at edge of frame but easily corrected.</p><p> Below is a link to 4 full size jpegs with just normal sharpening and curves adjustment out of LR. Shot with D600. I only provided 18mm and 35mm at wide open and f/5.6 as everything else upt f/11 is pretty much the same. F/16 and smaller is good but starts to fall off a bit due to refraction.</p><p> All shots with D600 at iso 100 on tripod. This is the lens that will stay on the camera.</p><p></p><p> <a href="http://www.openshadowsphotography.com/Other/Nikon-18-35G/28514510_h2qvGd#!i=2416561209&k=ttVXpfX&lb=1&s=A" target="_blank">Nikon 18-35G - Open Shadows Photography - Michael Wilcox</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="openshadows, post: 130720, member: 12111"] Just got my lens. Took it out in the back and shot the fence at most apertures and focal lengths. Physical - Incredibly light and reasonably compact. Very similar to the 24-85 but slightly lighter. 77mm filter size which is nice. Optically: Sharpness: Excellent at all focal lengths from f/3.5 (f/4.5 at 35) to f/11 with f/5.6 seeming to be the best on my sample. Distortion: Very little noticed but haven't really checked this out yet. Definitely the least barrel distortion of any super-wide I have ever owned. No correction for distortion or CA on these samples. CA: slight at edge of frame but easily corrected. Below is a link to 4 full size jpegs with just normal sharpening and curves adjustment out of LR. Shot with D600. I only provided 18mm and 35mm at wide open and f/5.6 as everything else upt f/11 is pretty much the same. F/16 and smaller is good but starts to fall off a bit due to refraction. All shots with D600 at iso 100 on tripod. This is the lens that will stay on the camera. [url=http://www.openshadowsphotography.com/Other/Nikon-18-35G/28514510_h2qvGd#!i=2416561209&k=ttVXpfX&lb=1&s=A]Nikon 18-35G - Open Shadows Photography - Michael Wilcox[/url] [/QUOTE]
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