On Jan 24, 2008, at 9:49 PM, 360Precision list wrote:
I think he means on the lens itself. Most lenses have an actuall M/
AF switch on the lens but I'm not sure why as you can turn it on/
off on the body.
I do not know about the Nikon mount but min for Canon has the
standard switch on the lens.
I use it shaved on my 5D and I never use my Nikkor anymore.
The Tokina is just as sharp as the Nikon 10,5mm if not sharper at the
edges at full aperture.
But as always with fisheyes do not trust the focus. Test it and tape it.
It covers close to 185 degrees
The fact that you have one single lens you can use for 3 shots at
10mm with 6800x3400 up to 6+1 shot at 16-17mm with around 12000x6000
resolution is a large benefit.
My favorite setting is 12mm which gives you 8000x4000 with 4 shots.
Hans
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