Tokina ATX-M 23 & 33mm F1.4 review for Fujifilm X-Mount. Video, timelapse & street photo Samples
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- Tokina ATX-M 23 & 33mm F1.4 review for Fujifilm X-Mount. Video, timelapse, street photo Samples
For this video I am excited to share my thoughts on the new Tokina 23 & 33mm F1.4 lenses for Fuji X-Mount systems. These are the first officially licensed 3rd party lenses for Fujifilm X-mount cameras and I wanted to test them out to see what kind of results you can expect to get with them and whether they are a worthy addition to your lens line up.
My review focuses on real world usage rather than tech specs and hopefully I give an insight into how well these lenses perform in the field/ I have linked the Tokina website below should you want all the technical information on the lenses.
tokinalens.com/
Timestamp:
00:00 - timelapse example
03:44 - Video quality example
07:17 - Autofocus example
08:50 - Street photography POV examples (autofocus, Jpeg and film simulations)
12:34 - Street photography POV examples (manual focus, RAW, and custom edits)
16:15 - Final thoughts
All the images and video were shot on the Fuji XT-3 at various locations around Tokyo
Tokina kindly gave me the lenses to test out, however all opinions are my own and I was not paid anything to make this video.
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Brooo thanksss , I was looking for a review of these lenses and you re the only one I found THANKSSS
wow..my mind is blowing, in case of this timelaps. This harmony in combination of physical activities. Seems like a perfect evening in the middle of the week. Love it!!!
Great photos!
Those lenses rendered really well. Fine colours and super sharp
some dope images! the timelapses sequences were killer!
Yes buddy arigatooooooo
Another great video. Greetings from iced-over Portland, OR.
Thank you for the great review. How is the Manual focus? One thing I don't like about the manual on Fuji is that it steps and you can see it when you shot higher frame rates and slow down the footage. Do these lenses also do that?
Great video, you’ve got a new subscriber
Amazing images man! Great review too, these lenses look great. How are they compared to the Viltrox? I have the Viltrox 23mm and was wondering if it's worth switching out.
Very very nice movie Good work my new friend Have a nice day
beautiful video like always, don't give up, from China
Thank you very much
Superb review covering all aspects of the lens. Big thumbs up. One question - do you know how different the considerably lesser priced Viltrox lenses are? I'm wondering if the Tokinas are indeed superior considering the over $200 price difference.
Awesome photos!
Thank you very much
Hello, thank you for sharing, I see in that video that there is a red flare very similar to that of the viltrox, really which one do you recommend, I do wedding photography and I like the against light, which would be the correct choice the 23mm f2Fuji or the Tokina 23mm ATX- M f1.4
Hi, thanks for the review! Can you tell us if you rack focus (video) is it smooth or is the focus shifts in a jumpy way? Does the AF-C settings (Speed / Sensitivity) apply to these non - native lens? Also is the focus hunting common? Thanks!
@visionsintokyo Hi, was the first video done with the 23mm or the 33mm? I didn't get that. Thanks and btw, lovely photos.
Really inspiring! Going to buy these 2 lenses and the xe4. Thanks! You have a new sub:)
im thinking about buying them for my xe4 aswell, how are they ?
It's cool to see kids and adults in Japan still play physical games. Unlike here where people are fixated on their screens. No wonder the Japanese are so healthy physically. Now, if they could relax their work pressures a little.
Thanks for the video. Am thinking of getting the Tokina 23 f/1.4 -X and have been to the Asakusa shrine
and area in 2011 (Took the train from Akihabara (but alas I only went with a crappy PS camera back then). ...next time !
Most of the pics I have from my frequesnt travel to Europe in the mid 2000s were on a Sony P&S with rechargeable AAs :D
How is the color compared to native Fuji glass. Waiting for it to come on Map camera. Also, any website or store to buy used lenses or cameras you would like to suggest ? I'm based in Kyoto.
Nicely done.
Thanks very much for checking the video out
15:49 Really cool!!
Loved this video !!!!! Timelapse sequence was cool, the slomo section in the park was atmospheric, your photos are ace !!!!! really well done. I'm a fellow Mancunian living abroad also, how did you end up in Japan ?
Thanks mate, I appreciate your comments and checking the video. I came here about 6 years ago for a holiday and just fell in live with the place. My mrs is from here so it was either we move to Manchester or Tokyo. As much as I love Manny I’m pleased we ended up here. Where about a are you living?
@@Visions_in_Toyko I've been living in Sicily for the last 18 months, came here with my Mrs to make sure I kept my European status, I don't wanna mention Brexit but FFS (face palm). Anyway more than happy with life now.......just need this covid to bugger off, so I can get to exploring this Island more......keep up the good work Johnny lad, subscribed and I wish your channel all the best....usually when I like a channel it takes off lol, I could be your good omen ha ha
@@onemanandhisfuji I would love to visit Sicily, certainly beats manchester right now for sure, and thank you for the kind words I appreciate it, especially coming from a fellow Manc. Stay safe out there and I look forward to checking your future videos exploring your area with the Fuji’s
@@Visions_in_Toyko Cheers bud, you also stay safe
Just wondering when your next video will be uploaded? Really enjoy your POV on Street Photography.
Thank you for checking the videos out. I bought some new gear recently so have been trying it out a lot and hopefully going to post some more videos very soon
Johnny, I hope you are coming out with a new video (before too long). I love your work and style...
Thanks Mike, I have a few videos planned, just waiting for the coronavirus situation to calm down a little first.
Hello from Russia!
Hello from Japan 😊
thanks did you shoot this video on a fuji if so what lens did you use, the one where you are talking to the screen, thanks!
Hello yes it was shot on an XH1 with a 16mm f1.4 fuji lens
Nice Review: Best Kombo.
But one thing to know, i dont like to carry around tripod. Do you have some handhelf stuff in this kombi without slow-mo, just 60 or 24 frames?
With and without walking. Because i think fuji is different, instead of they have no inbody stablization.
I don’t think the Xt3 is the best camera for shooting handheld, at least not with my hands. Any handheld footage is pretty shaky when I shoot it and difficult to use
@@Visions_in_Toyko Yeah not the best camera. I mean more in general best combo, now i wanna see how it performs in video. in handheld shooting but not a walking just in standing.
i know there a newer camers with ibis, but it didnt look natural. so i like more natural moovement, instead of artifical stabilization in da back.
Anyway, no difference with the Viltrox?
My average guy opinion is the Tokina's render color very well. That's coatings, coating science...question mark... Must be nice to have too much to photograph, rather than having to find what to photograph. Interesting, rustic park at the beginning...
I have the Viltrox versions for my Fujifilm, 23, 33, 56 and 85.
How do the Viltrox versions compare with these Tokinas? They now sell for the same price on B&H.
is it justify for the almost 80% higher price as compared to the Viltrox?
I believe these have an aperture ring that clicks and the viltrox does not. That alone would keep me from buying the viltrox.
whats the difference between the tokina and viltox lenses of the same focal lengths?
From what I hear they are quite similar, I believe viltrox reverse engineered the x mount system to become compatible where as I believe the Tokina lenses worked with Fuji to license the x-mount protocol. Some people suggest that they are both essentially the same lenses but rebranded but I’m not sure if this is definitely the case. Also the coatings are different and according to other people the Tokina lenses create nicer colours and apparently they designed the coating specifically to work well with Fuji’s film simulations. I have a viltrox lens so might do some tests myself to see.
@@Visions_in_Toyko nice shoot, enjoyed all images. Colours were nice , if you could compare with Viltrox it would be great as I would like to buy the Viltrox or Tokina.To make this choice a comparison in English would be great, I think videos in Japanese exist but mange tout Rodney who speaks other languages ;-)
@@Visions_in_Toyko Looking forward to the comparisons to the Viltrox. A few sample images and videos should help confirm the perceptions.
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looks like these lenses are original Viltrox lens copies , same look , same performance
Wonderful as it is for stills, you NEVER do video with the 35mm f/1.4. NEVER
5 minutes and you still dont talk. What a waste of time.
thanks so much for the feedback, glad you enjoyed the video, have a great christmas buddy, you seem like such an awesome person.
@@Visions_in_Toyko :)))) Playing the fake calmness. Unfortunately a lot of youtube “private productions” are a waste of time. No only the “creators” copy themselves but they have a lot in common: intros (why do you need intros) longer than 10 seconds! You are not a tv station. Your viewers want information, they expect from you to get to the point and not loose their time. 5 minutes without a word! Professional stuff indeed.
@@sevdarasdaras it wasn’t fake calmness it was sarcasm you tit. You talk about me wasting your time, but you are the one wasting your time commenting you sad little human. How about you go and make the videos you want to watch and I will make them how I like. Knob
Also within that 5 minutes I showed you 2 examples of what the lenses can do, one time lapse and a video made with the lenses. People want to know what results they can get not just me talking about what the lenses can do. Maybe if you took your head out of your arse and actually payed attention to the video you would realise that there is plenty of decent information within the first 5 minutes.