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TOKINA 80-400MM F4.5-5.6 CANON MOUNT


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Part Number AT-X840D CAF
Manufacturer TOKINA
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This was the smallest zoom lens available that had a bright f/5.6 aperture at 400mm. Now Tokina has recreated the lens for the digital age. Still the smallest SLR lens available that zooms to 400mm, the AT-X 840 AF D has a smooth and quick internal focusing system that means the all-metal inner barrel that houses the heaviest glass elements does not have to rotate when the lens focuses, making it much faster than the previous models. Optically, the AT-X840 AF D has new multi-coatings applied to the elements that are formulated to compensate of the highly reflective CCD and CMOS sensors in today’s Digital SLR cameras. The new multi-coating greatly reduces the chance of internal flare or ghost reflections. A built-in low-profile tripod collar makes for a well-balanced camera/lens combination when using a tripod or monopod. For best results, Tokina always recommends using a tripod or monopod with telephoto lenses.

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Lens Construction 20 Elements in 14 Groups Angle of View 30.3 - 6.2 degrees Number of Diaphragm Blades 9 Blades Minimum Aperture F32 Minimum Focusing Distance 180cm/70.9 in. Maximum Magnification 1:5 Filter Size Diameter 77mm Dimensions Diameter 95mm X Length 192mm 3.7 in. X 7.6 in. Weight 1750g/61.9 oz.

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