This lens is an underrated gem! Woodland photography back at Holme Fen.

Following the launch of a few new lenses, I decided to dust off this little gem that has been living in the back of my cupboard for a while. When it comes to lenses, this one will really change your perspective.....
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[@kimamey]

Interesting pictures. The macro ones were particularly impressive.
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[@BerndLaukotter]

From my point of view, the only underrated lens for woodlang photography is the 70 - 200 zoom lens. It´s the lens which can avoid chaos by picking out some trees.

[@mikestebbingsphotography]

Agreed, the 70-200 is a great lens for some woodland.

[@saganandroid4175]

3:40 no, we don't get your point. It sounds like you're saying at 15-17mm this lens's image circle fills a 35mm sensor? If true, that's very cool. NOt sure how you're using this with a Sony though. You don't say if it's a FF Sony or APS-C Sony.

[@mikestebbingsphotography]

That's correct, at 15-17mm, the lens fills the frame with no black circle around it. All the images on here were taken at 15-17mm on the Tokina (except the first ones with the mist using the Sigma 105mm Macro). The camera is a Sony A7rIV, FF, and as stated, mounted using the Meike mount convertor.