It's the AT-X. I've done no scientific testing, but I like the pictures
it makes. It is one of my most often used lenses. The only slight
negative thing about mine is zoom creep when hanging down from the
strap. I also have the AT-X 150-500/5.6 and am very pleased with it. Not
an everyday lens, but an excellent performer. It addresses zoom creep
head-on with a friction adjustment knob. It is also significantly
smaller and lighter and has a little more zoom range than the Tamron SP
200-500/5.6
To give Tamron their due, the 35-105/2.8 replaces the Tokina 35-200 when
more speed is needed and the SP 60-300 is an excellent lens with more
reach and amazing macro capability.
Roger D. Key wrote:
Hi Moose
Re: your Tokina 35-200; is it the ATX f3.5-4.5, or the SD f4-5.6 ? What is
your opinion of it?
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