The Tokina 11-20mm T2.9 Wide-Angle Zoom Lens Nikon F Mount(Nikon F 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, PL, Sony E, and MFT lens mounts are available separately for swapping with the Nikon F 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.

Covers Super 35mm Sensors    Interchangeable Lens Mount    Cine-Style 0.8 Mod FIZ Lens Gears    Super Wide-Angle, Low Distortion    Constant T2.9 Aperture Thru Zoom Range    Parfocal Lens Design Maintains Focus    9-Bladed Aperture Ring    95mm Front Diameter    12" Minimum Focus Distance    Compact, Cine-Style Metal Housing

• Compact, wide-angle T2.9 zoom lens covers Super 35mm sensors
• Nikon F mount is interchangeable with separately available EF, PL, LPL, MFT, 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. What is the PL Fange size in millimeters of this Tokina ATX 11-20?

A: that information isn't provided by the manufacturer, it is a standard PL mount. If the intent is to use it with an expand-er or other adapter of some sort you will need to use the measurement tool provided with said adapter to gauge compatibility

Q: 2. Is this PL Mount OK with Sony F5 F55 PL mount camera?

A: Yes, this PL Mount will work with the Sony F5 and F55 PL mounts.

Q: 3. Does the 11-20mm focal length account for the 1.4x crop factor of super 35 format? I.e is this really 16-28mm when coupled with a super 35 sensor?

A: No, this shall remain the same since it is specifically designed to cover S35 sensors.

Q: 4. The filter thread is 86mm. Will there be any issues if I step that down to an 82m so I can use the VND's I already own?

A: Using a step-down ring could cause vignetting when using the Tokina Cinema ATX 11-20mm T2.9 Wide-Angle Zoom Lens. We recommend using 86mm filters with this lens, or a matte-box solution.

Q: 5. Is vignetting apparent when using on the Red Komodo at the wider focal lengths?

A: The 11-20mm has slightly less light fall off out towards the edges of frame and less vignette than the 11-16mm, especially when used at 11mm. Here is a link to a sharpness test for the Tokina Cinema ATX 11-20mm. https://vimeo.com/336503806

Q: 6. I am primarily going to be mounting this to a Fuji X-T4 if I get it. I have wondered if I should get the Canon EF mount and use the DZO adapter or get the Nikon mount and use my Fringer NF-FX mount? I plan on possibly picking up the new Catta lenses also but am finding the Pictor zooms for decent used prices to make it a "Trinity" setup.

A: You should get it with the Nikon version of the Lens and use your Nikon NF-FX adapter. The DZO lenses are optimized specifically for DZO lenses.

Q: 7. Is it truly parafocal as you zoom in? DOes it require / allow adjusting the lens to fix focus for each camera it is used on?

A: Yes, this is a parfocal lens.

Q: 8. Is this the same lens just rehoused as the atx-i 11-20mm F2.8 CF? Optically the spec out the same.

A: no it is not.

Q: 9. Will 11-20mm F-Mount cause trouble due to the distance from sensor on Nikon Z8 with Nikon FTZ adpt?

A: The Tokina Cinema ATX 11-20mm T2.9 Wide-Angle Zoom Lens (Nikon F Mount) will fit into the FTZ II adapter without any problems. The image if then lens on our site is not the F mount variant.

Q: 10. What is the FOV of this lens at 11mm on a super35 sensor?

A: FOV would break down as follows: Hor. Vert. Diag AoV 97.1° 80.6° 109° FoV (US) 18' 1.00" 13' 7.00" 22' 7.00"