Overview

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E featuring angle of view equal to approx. 50mm in full frame (wide angle) is designed to be an ideal tool for amateur or even semi - professional photographer to capture snap shots, landscapes and environmental portraits. Special optical design formula together with two Low-Dispersion (SD) glass elements provides excellent optical performance and corrects aberrations.

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Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 Lens for Sony E Mount

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E featuring angle of view equal to approx. 50mm in full frame (wide angle) is designed to be an ideal tool for amateur or even semi - professional photographer to capture snap shots, landscapes and environmental portraits. Special optical design formula together with two Low-Dispersion (SD) glass elements provides excellent optical performance and corrects aberrations.

F1.4 fast, but light and small

Exclusively designed to fit contemporary mirrorless cameras in terms of weight and size. The basic property of mirrorless camera is compactness and lightweight. Incorporating made of metal mount and barrels for built quality we succeeded to create the lens light and small - perfect combination with Sony E mount (APS-C) mirrorless cameras.

Beautiful bokeh & impressive light intake

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E features fast f/1.4 aperture that creates creamy and beautiful front and back bokeh, providing huge advantage in low light shooting.

Fast, but silent AF

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E incorporates accurate responsive AF system that fully communicates with the camera body. Quiet and fast focusing is realized by ST-M focus motor.

Full communication with camera

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E is fully communicable with the camera body to support 5-Axis In-Body Image Stabilization.

Click-less aperture ring

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E incorporates aperture click-less ring allowing users to smoothly control aperture manually from f/1.4 to f/16 in video mode, but also automatically (position A) via camera setting in still mode.

Great option for videographers

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E is designed for videographers featuring lightweight and compact design, fast f/1.4 aperture, manual aperture ring and low focus breathing.

Compatibility

Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 Lens for Sony E Mount

  • Perfect option for still photography and videography.
  • Extremely compact and lightweight - perfect combination with Sony E mount (APS-C) mirrorless cameras.
  • f/1.4 aperture for creamy and beautiful front and back bokeh and great light intake as a huge advantage in low light shooting.
  • Fast, but silent AF realized by ST-M focus motor.
  • Fully communicable with the camera body to support In-Body Image Stabilization.
  • Click-less aperture ring to smoothly control aperture manually in video mode.

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Tokina atx-m 33mm F1.4 E featuring angle of view equal to approx. 50mm in full frame (wide angle) is designed to be an ideal tool for amateur or even semi - professional photographer to capture snap shots, landscapes and environmental portraits. Special optical design formula together with two Low-Dispersion (SD) glass elements provides excellent optical performance and corrects aberrations.

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