The Tokina is an excellent lens. Unless you turn off all settings that assist in distortion or any chromatic aberations etc it will not work. I tried it on an R7 and almost tossed the lens until I turned everything off in sttings because Canon will not work well with 3rd part lenses. Once I turne off all the settings the Tokina is an excellent video lens so not sure what you are doinf but I had no issue even on an 80D and R7 which is what the lens is made for.
Hey, I like this lens I used it on an event this week and it was great although I used on a sony a7sm3 with AF which actually worked better. I don't use it for photography but for video it is great. This video example was a use case however if I was using on a R6 again I would prefer the 16mm but I only own the 11-16 Tokina.
Logical choice for working with a gimbal is the RF 16mm, Tokina is too heavy. What I'm wondering is, are you sure you turned off the stabilization in the camera when you used Tokina and had wobbly angles, because that problem shouldn't occur when the stabilization is turned off?
@@ivandj707 I did loads of tests with and without. From memory you are probably right but seem to remember that even on the wide angle side of 11 is may have still done some strangeness even on a gimbal so the best was on a gimbal at around 16mm. Defo not hand held. To be fair with was over a year ago now so I’d have to go back and re test. Either I know on a gimbal it’s still great for short spells. I am literally looking at using it tomorrow 😇 as I no longer have the RF 16mm.
The Tokina is an excellent lens. Unless you turn off all settings that assist in distortion or any chromatic aberations etc it will not work. I tried it on an R7 and almost tossed the lens until I turned everything off in sttings because Canon will not work well with 3rd part lenses. Once I turne off all the settings the Tokina is an excellent video lens so not sure what you are doinf but I had no issue even on an 80D and R7 which is what the lens is made for.
Hey, I like this lens I used it on an event this week and it was great although I used on a sony a7sm3 with AF which actually worked better. I don't use it for photography but for video it is great. This video example was a use case however if I was using on a R6 again I would prefer the 16mm but I only own the 11-16 Tokina.
Great content man, keep it up!
Logical choice for working with a gimbal is the RF 16mm, Tokina is too heavy.
What I'm wondering is, are you sure you turned off the stabilization in the camera when you used Tokina and had wobbly angles, because that problem shouldn't occur when the stabilization is turned off?
@@ivandj707 I did loads of tests with and without. From memory you are probably right but seem to remember that even on the wide angle side of 11 is may have still done some strangeness even on a gimbal so the best was on a gimbal at around 16mm. Defo not hand held. To be fair with was over a year ago now so I’d have to go back and re test. Either I know on a gimbal it’s still great for short spells. I am literally looking at using it tomorrow 😇 as I no longer have the RF 16mm.
Thank you for your insights!
Great video !
Very cool
Stop with the f'd up bg music
I'll be sure to turn up next time 🤣. Seriously though this is a free video but thanks for commenting.
nice video brooooo
Thanks 😇👍