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Old 12th July 2007   #1
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Default Tokina 50-135 f2.8

Hi does anyone have any experience and sample pictures using the tokina 50-135 f2.8 ? Hows the handling and performance indoor and outdoors ?
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Default Re: Tokina 50-135 f2.8

I'm a 50 -135 user.

The lens is sharp but slightly slow if u are used to AFS or HSM lens.

However, the weight is not as heavy as a 70-200 so you can handheld it during low light and still get clear sharp shots.

The bokeh is also good for portraits. YOu can check out the recent 070707 shoot organized by Baby fairy and posted by Whatsupgunho. He borrowed my lens for the shoot.

Cheerios and pm me if u need more of my humble opinions. =)
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Old 14th July 2007   #3
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Default Re: Tokina 50-135 f2.8

The lens IQ looks pretty good. So does the bokeh. Thanks for the leads Prataz
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No problem. This is a forum. We share information and learn from each other =)
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Default Re: Tokina 50-135 f2.8

Originally Posted by Prataz View Post
I'm a 50 -135 user.

The lens is sharp but slightly slow if u are used to AFS or HSM lens.

However, the weight is not as heavy as a 70-200 so you can handheld it during low light and still get clear sharp shots.

The bokeh is also good for portraits. YOu can check out the recent 070707 shoot organized by Baby fairy and posted by Whatsupgunho. He borrowed my lens for the shoot.

Cheerios and pm me if u need more of my humble opinions. =)
Hi, can someone post a link to the 070707 shoot, can't seems to find it.
Thanks!
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Default Re: Tokina 50-135 f2.8

Originally Posted by redbaron1963 View Post
Hi does anyone have any experience and sample pictures using the tokina 50-135 f2.8 ? Hows the handling and performance indoor and outdoors ?
pianodancer did a review of this lens (comparing with the sigma) on his photoblog.
http://portal.chester.sg/content/view/129/2/

have a look.
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Default Re: Tokina 50-135 f2.8

Originally Posted by nightwolf75 View Post
pianodancer did a review of this lens (comparing with the sigma) on his photoblog.
http://portal.chester.sg/content/view/129/2/

have a look.

Hey thanks nightwolf75...i still dont know where is the link Prataz said leh..who knows?
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