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Question: Will this fit my Nikon D70S camera?
Document: I was put off a but by the price of the lens but needed it for a session coming up with a large amount of people to fit into group shots. I shoot dx sensor nikons and did not want to lose the angle of view by using a fx lens. I attached it to my d90 and was blown away by how great the shots were even in the low light of my living room. Will auto focus with any nikon that has a built in focus motor.update* After the shoot I am still blown away by this lens.
Nice lens, with a nice feel to it. Optics seem pretty good, though I'm getting some interesting unwanted flare effects when the sun is in the picture. The lens cap is useless--was very hard to fit on and then the springs fell out (still can't figure out what I did to it). Overall, I'm pretty pleased.
In looking at the broken cap, I wasn't too impressed by its construction with its tiny fragile looking, broken plastic clips. I now have a Nikon lens cap on the lens. If you get this lens, I suggest protecting your investment by buying a Nikon 77mm lens cap for it and ditching the one that comes with the camera.
I thought I would test it on some landscape shots, there was an obvious softness in all the pictures I took, I used a tripod with a shutter release cable so this was not due to camera shake.As a side note, this lens does NOT autofocus with the Nikon D5000 - this wasn't an issue for me as I had planned to use it for landscapes where fast autofocus was not necessary.
This is one of my go-to lenses now. Image clarity is great it focuses quickly and is a great value for a wide lens on a budget. I use it on a Nikon D7100 and love it. The only negative that I can think of is that it is pretty heavy, but that just makes people that pick up your camera think your a pro ;) I love this lens and would give it more than 5 stars if I could.
If you're looking for a really wide lens for a Nikon DX camera, this is for you. It's solid and you can open it up to 2.8. Do your research and make sure it will work with your body. It won't focus on a D40. It works fine on my D90. Make sure you check before buying.You can get some vignetting using a grad ND filter at the widest settings, so be careful. You should be fine at about 13 or 14mm.Check out Ken Rockwell's full reviews.
I am a Professional Realtor and this is the perfect lens for taking interior photos. The photos look perfect, no curving on the edges. The photos look like you are standing in the room. My listings get more showings due to the great pictures. I should have bought a lens like this years ago. Be sure your camera has an internal motor or you will have to manually focus. I decided on the Nikon D90 instead of the D5000 because of this.
Start with the build quality which is excellent - it feels better than my Nikkor lens built in the 80's - a very solid feel. Comes with a hood to help shield from light. Note: the lens makes a shadow when used with the on camera flash (Nikon 7000)  It is a bit heavy but not unusually so. Pictures appear sharp edge to edge which makes for a very usable lens. Best use for me is panorama outdoor shots or sky shots for time lapse (which is helped by the F2.8 lens aperture).
I must say that I love this lens and have used it extensively to publish photos on my daily photoblog [...] - If you're into landscape or just that effect of the ultrawide close up shots this lens is a must own.The sharpness is unbeatable at this price point and it's built like a take - I slipped and fell on a wet rock and this lens bounced off as I hit the ground, no damage at all.Highly recommended to anyone looking for a new wide angle lens on a crop sensor camera.I use the Nikon D7000.
The lens would fog quite a bit ( a problem for any lens) and would have a hard time with AF when the front was covered with snow. This was easily remedied when wiped with a towel or shirt tail.3. This is isn't a problem by any means but I would heartily suggest that if you use this lens in conditions such as these that you use them on a camera body with a build and seals to match. I use mine on a Nikon D300s and am beyond pleased with this combination.Ultimately, the Tokina 11-16mm is a lens that's a cut above the rest in this category.
Answer: YES, with full autofocus capabilities. When I first bought this lens I used it on my D70. I love this lens! Just got back from hawaii with it and it was a joy to use as always.