The Tokina Cine ATX 11-20mm 25-75mm Zoom Kit ARRI PL(PL Mount) features a super-wide field of view and cine-style design elements. It covers Super 35mm image sensors and is a parfocal lens, holding focus throughout zoom moves. The Cinema ATX 11-20mm maintains a constant T2.9 aperture throughout its zoom range, eliminating the need for exposure compensation as you zoom in. Its durable metal housing withstands the rigors of cine production and incorporates 0.8 Mod lens gears for compatibility with FIZ (focus/iris/zoom) control systems.

Interchangeable EF, LPL, MFT, Nikon F, and Sony E lens mounts are available separately for swapping with the PL mount, expanding the lens's compatibility with additional cameras. The Tokina Cinema ATX 11-20mm incorporates low-distortion glass, and its 9-bladed iris produces attractive bokeh in out-of-focus areas. Focus (feet), iris, and zoom settings are marked on both sides of the lens barrel.

Additional cine features include a minimum focus distance of 12", 300° of focus rotation, and an industry-standard 95mm front diameter compatible with most pro-style matte boxes. An 86mm front thread provides a second filtration option especially useful for low-profile or lightweight rig configurations.

Cine ATX 11-20mm PL-Mount Zoom    Cine ATX 25-75mm PL-Mount Zoom    PL to PL-Mount 1.6x Expander    Covers Super35 Sensors    17.6-32mm Zoom with Expander    40-120mm Zoom with Expander

• Compact, wide-angle T2.9 zoom lens covers Super 35mm sensors
• PL mount is interchangeable with separately available EF, PL, LPL, MFT, Nikon F, and Sony E mounts
• Cine-style 0.8 Mod lens gears are designed for use with FIZ (focus, iris, zoom) systems
• A constant T2.9 aperture is maintained throughout the zoom range
• Low distortion glass
• 9-bladed iris for precise exposure control and attractive bokeh
• 12" minimum focus distance enables wide but close shots
• Parfocal lens design maintains focus while zooming
• The 95mm front diameter fits most pro-style matte boxes and adapters
• The all-metal, cine-style housing includes a front 86mm filter thread
• Focus (feet), iris, and zoom marks are on both sides of the lens barrel

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this Lens be used with the canon m6 Mark ii?

A: You can use this lens with the M6 when using the EF to EF-M lens adapter. Click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3hr4dc8

Q: 2. Has anyone used this lens for infrared photography? If so how did it fare?

A: The Tokina atx-i 11-20mm f/2.8 CF Lens for Canon EF like most lenses will do fine shooting Infrared photography They main thing is, the lights, sensor in the camera and filters used.

Q: 3. Is it compatible with Canon R10 with an adapter?

A: Tokina does not list the Tokina atx-i 11-20mm f/2.8 CF Lens for Canon EF specifically, but they say Tokina EF-mount lenses that are made after 2020 should work with the Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS R (https://bhpho.to/2wL8wZY).

Q: 4. what's the difference between Tokina Atx-i 11-20mm and Tokina Atx Pro11-20mm?

A: The atx-i series of lenses from Tokina are newer, updated versions of their lenses. According to Tokina's website, the "i" stands for "interactive", and "exterior, specifications and performance of Tokina's popular and well acknowledged so far AT-X PRO lenses are reconsidered with the contemporary cameras in mind and launched under atx-i brand."

Q: 5. If I use this on vello EF to Sony E mount on a6600 will it vignet badly?

A: You will get no vignetteing at all.

Q: 6. Is the Nikon version compatible with a Nikon D90 camera?

A: Yes, Tokina atx-i 11-20mm f/2.8 CF Lens for Nikon F is electronically mounted compatible with Nikon D90 DSLR .

Q: 7. The specs show the wide angle of view - in this case 104 to 72 degrees. If this lens is used on a n APS-C sensor camera (like my D7100), does the resulting angle of view have to be reduced like the focal length does? If so, how much?

A: In this case, since this lens' optical design is formulated around the APS-C sensor size, its field of view will not need to be recalculated. Tokina's measurement of 104-72 degrees is based on cameras such as yours. :)

Q: 8. Is aperture declicked?

A: No. Unit offers electronic apertures.

Q: 9. Does the 11-20/2.8 lens gave a hard infinity stop, that would facilitate astrophotography?

A: Yes, this lens has hard stops on either side of the focus range.

Q: 10. Is this lens weather sealed?

A: It is not listed as weather sealed, so I'll take it as a no.