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Tokina shows two new 11-20mm f/2.8 and 24-70mm f/2.8 lenses!

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Image courtesy: ePhotozine.

Tokina is displaying two lenses they have already shown earlier this year at the CP+ shows. The 11-20mm f/2.8 PRO DX (APS-C) aspherical SD (IF) lens, and the AT-X 24-70mm f/2.8 PRO FX (Full-frame) aspherical SD (IF) lens. These lenses feature SD technology – Super Low Dispersion – designed to reduce chromatic aberrations. The lenses also feature internal focus (IF). (Source: ePhotozine)

Sony is shareholder of Tokina so I guess theses will be available in A-mount versions too!

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    1. Probably this lens will work FF from 11 to 14 as well. It is what made the 12-24 and 11-16 interesting choices for both formats.

  1. “Sony is shareholder of Tokina so I guess theses will be available in A-mount versions too!”

    Sorry, but that means nothing. Every single Tokina lens except for the 11-16/2.8 are NOT available for A-mount. And I expect these wont be either.

    1. the 12/24/4 is too, some of the past where as well like the 70-200/2.8, the 20-35/2.8. The question is if they will continue issuing a-mount. Sigma has many interesting lenses that are not issued in a-mount as well. There 30-1.4 A is a real hammer.

    1. Tokina does no lenses in FF for A-mount, only aps-c lenses, the 11-20 will probably among them. It can be that they drop the 11-16 to replace it by this new one.

  2. >Sony is shareholder of Tokina so I guess theses will be available in A-mount versions too

    Well Sony is a shareholder of Sony, and they just released a Zeiss 35mm for E-Mount and not for A-Mount.
    So, doesn’t mean anything 🙁

  3. Are you sure you aren’t thinking of Tamron? Pretty sure Sony aren’t a major shareholder in Tokina unless it was to keep them OUT of A-Mount.

    1. Own the 24-70mm Tamron. Other than some distortion issues wide it’s pretty impressive. Hard to beat for the price.

  4. I have Tokina 11-16/2.8 and it is THE best wide angle lens for SONY. I used almost all others. Will 11-20 be released for A mount?

    1. I did not buy the 11-16 due to close zoom range. The 11-20 can be a better option, let’s wait to see if it is as sharp as the 11-16.

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