Tokina AT-XD 4,5-5,6/80-400 NAFD

alaTest has collected and analyzed 2 user reviews of Tokina AT-XD 4,5-5,6/80-400 NAFD from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.5/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

alaTest has collected and analyzed 8 user reviews of Tokina AT-XD 4,5-5,6/80-400 NAFD from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.3/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com.

HANDS ON: With all-metal construction and a heavy, rugged feel, it has a nonremovable tripod collar and a zoom lock that holds it at its most compact size for transport. Its new felt-lined lenshood incorporates a spring-loaded "PL Assist" wheel that...

Difficult to focus in low light but if you can get a lock on your subject, it delivers pretty sharp images with the use of external flash. This lens work great outdoor on a sunny day. In door, you will need the use of external flash to capture sharp...

I bought this lens about a year ago, but have neglected it in favour of Sigma lenses until recently: now I want to say how wrong I have been. It's not the sharpest lens I own - the Sigmas are sharper - but it's so light & compact that unless I am using...

I picked up a copy of this lens used for a trip to Four Corners - wanted a small long lens for hiking. I used it with a monopod - it doesn't have VR or OS. You'll want a fast shutter speed and may have to up ISO settings to get them.

...there are two versions of this lens, the old AF lens and the new AF-D lens. The previous review is talking about the old lens. It keeps popping up on eBay. For what the guy wants for it, and the others like it, I just decided to go ahead and buy a...

image quality is good, build quality is excellent as expected of a tokina, sharp on most f stops, might be a lil soft wide open. its heavy(but thats because its build like a tank) but can get used to it.

This is a good lens for what it is: a relatively compact super-telephoto. The image quality gets a little soft at 400 mm wide open, but does sharpen up at f/7.1. The build quality is typical Tokina excellent.

I strongly suggest you find one of these used. At the 300 dollar price point it's a better lens than the Nikon 70-300 types and better built. It's less of a value at the new price. They are not hard to find as many people try these before stepping up...

On my Canon 20D I have great results, price was very nice for a student and the quality of this lens is just awesome

Having seen one of these lenses fail to attract a single bid on ebay, I'm amazed.