Tokina AT-X 10-17mm AF DX Lens for Nikon F

Tokina AT-X 10-17mm AF DX Lens for Nikon

Wider Than You Can Imagine

The Tokina AT-X 107 DX is a compact and lightweight fisheye zoom lens that gives the digital photographer an approximate 180° field of view with dramatic curvature of field or a "fish-eye" effect. This perspective opens an entirely new expression in photography. A full corner-to-corner image that packs everything around the subject makes this lens a useful item in street, landscape, architecture, underwater and 360° panorama photography.

Adjusting the frame by zoom functions

Unlike other common fisheye lenses, the Tokina AT-X 107 DX incorporates an optical zoom of 10-17mm making this lens more unique in its category. You can adjust the framing and composition or play with different levels of perspective and bokeh by rotating the zoom ring. Usually with this super wide field of view unwanted objects easily creep into the frame. They can be eliminated by simply zooming in and out.

Compact and light-weight

The Tokina AT-X 107 DX weighs just 350g and can be carried comfortably during long trips thanks to its small size and lightweight. Its compact size and high quality are accomplished by incorporating one SD (Super-Low Dispersion) glass element in the optical design that effectively reduces the total number of lens elements.

Easy-to-clean front element

The internal focus system of the Tokina AT-X 107 DX allows the photographer to shoot close-up shots at a distance from the camera sensor to the subject of just 14cm. While focusing this close water drops or other smudges may come into contact with the front of the lens. The WR (water-repellent) coating on the front element makes water drops bead up and roll off. It also makes cleaning off fingerprints and other smudges much easier compared to standard multi-coating.

• This lens is designed to work with cameras that have an APS-C-sized sensor only.
• Autofocus with this lens is not supported with Nikon DSLRs that do not have a focus motor in the camera body.
• Do not rotate the focus ring manually when the MF/AF switch on the lens is in the AF position. It may stress or strip the focusing gear inside the lens and cause it to malfunction. Adjust focus when the MF/AF switch on the lens is in the MF position.
• Due to the very wide angle of view, AF may not work accurately when the focus point is set to the edges of the image area. It is suggested to use the centre focus point when shooting in AF mode.