Tokina ATX-i 11-20mm F2.8 Nikon F (DX) Mount

I like the lens, sharp, fast to focus and dust seal at mount.

Works great on my Nikon D7500. Auto focus is fast and accurate. Good for low light shooting.

I use this in the outdoors, and it is a sharp lens.

Perfect for Landscape. Sharp photos

Good lense.

Works great on my Nikon D7200

Very good Lens

I do believe that this lens provides the most image quality bang for the buck in its class and I really wanted it to work on my body. The build is fantastic, the zoom and focus rings feel nice and smooth, and focusing manually with this lens is actually kind of nice. And, to be honest, I really even don't mind the "One-touch Focus Clutch Mechanism" (I don't often switch between auto focus and manual focus on-the-fly). However, I gave up after after trying two copies because I just couldn't get it to focus through the lens on my Nikon D7500. Keep in mind that my D7500 works just fine with my Nikon lenses and my Sigma 17-50 f2.8. In fact none of my lenses even require any focus fine tune on my D7500 body (which is running the latest firmware).After significant testing, I determined that my copy of the Tokina 11-20 required no focus fine tune (zero) at 20 mm, but required a focus fine tune of +18 at 11 mm! Given such a significant difference in fine tune between both ends of the lens, there's just no way to find a fine tune compromise value that will yield satisfactory focus results across the zoom range.Since I know that there are D7500 users who are not having problems with this lens, there must be some sort of QC issue over at Tokina. My suggestion to Tokina is that they need to take a close look at this issue because they are losing customers like myself who really do want to buy this lens, who really want it to work, but who can't justify throwing $400 or $500 at a copy of this lens when they can't get the lens' AF to work on their camera.My suggestion to those buying the lens is to carefully test the AF at both ends of the zoom range before the return period ends. I do believe this lens has the potential to produce excellent image quality, but it's got a few issues...