:kok::kok:Adam Goi said:I love all parties, especially birthday parties! :bsmilie:
Agreed:thumbsup: Just have to get the job done~Chiang said:1st party , 2nd party or 3rd party , as long as it bring the best out in all , it will be a good party
Can elaborate? Haha... I dun have a lot of friends owning tokina lens... Mostly Sigma or Tamron...ortega said:don't like blanket party
BTW I love the build quality of tokinas
imouyang said:Can elaborate? Haha... I dun have a lot of friends owning tokina lens... Mostly Sigma or Tamron...
jeffhiew said:Heard from users of Tokina that though it is heavier, it is built like a tank. I've a Tamron 28-75.
as mentioned above the tokinas are built like a tank and heavyimouyang said:Can elaborate? Haha... I dun have a lot of friends owning tokina lens... Mostly Sigma or Tamron...
jeffhiew said:Sigma: Watch out for lens fogging after 2-3 yrs. There are a number of discussion on this topic. Here is one of them. BTW, heard lots of praise for Sigma 70-200 2.8 APO HSM.
jeffhiew said:Sigma: Watch out for lens fogging after 2-3 yrs. There are a number of discussion on this topic. Here is one of them. BTW, heard lots of praise for Sigma 70-200 2.8 APO HSM.
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showpost.php?p=1332307&postcount=15
BTW, anybody read Photoi's Aug edition, where this NUS team used Contax and Nikon flim bodies for their Mt. Everest climb? The photographer (one of the CS member) used all the three 3rd party lenses, Sigma, Tokina and Tamron lenses for the trip. If these lenses can survive in those harsh weather, I guess they are okay for our normal day-to-day use.
Zplus said:If you are not careful... all lens can fog and also grow fungus... for Sigma keepers... go for the EX HSM range.;p