Tokina Vista Primes - What you should know

[@Noealz]

I've always had a sweet spot for Tokina, I remember my 11-16, great lens

[@carlosherrera6873]

Dude, yes. I love these things!!!!

[@FlashOneFilms]

great review please review the 11-20 mm Tokina T.2.9 cinema lens

[@carlosherrera6873]

It's a phenomenal lens, definitely worth owning if you use wides enough.

[@EposVox]

#goals

[@jasonapple6141]

Would love to see some side by side comparisons between these and the Sigma Cine Primes. Flares and color rendition especially.

[@CedrickOlausson]

For sure!

[@tecno8335]

Sigma is way better and they cost less

[@fabricekiffel3886]

Was the test shot on full frame or super 35?

[@faisalmuhammad7653]

How are they for low light shooting?

[@dimakop]

stellar

[@calumdavies7378]

whys the audio so quiet at the start?

[@stidkriss]

why do you compare them to the sigmas when they breath like there is no tomorrow.

[@studiograce7822]

Nic

[@DJEntroP]

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[@dm.b7560]

The Sigma ones breathing is quite higher... tho

[@dimakop]

It's not bad - not nearly as bad as they Zeiss .CP3 - those are horrendous

[@kieranarmstrongproductions4743]

@@dimakop the sigma cines have horrendous breathing in my experience. I'm not usually tough to please when it comes to zoom performance but I was genuinely disappointed working with them.

[@tecno8335]

Tokina vista's have the worst light milky white blooming effect EVER! It's crazy because they cost 7-8k for one lens, lol. You could get DZOFilms entire vespid prime cine lenses set for 5k, and it looks way better.