i just bought a new tokina 11-16 f/2.8 lense
i know you shift the dial up and down. but when i put it on the AF it still comes out blurry sometimes
please help
What the previous person said.
For ultrawide angle lenses, autofocus is not needed, for a number of reasons.
1) you don't shoot sports or wildlife with ultrawides. Which means you dont need autofocus to track a moving object
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