The Tokina SZ 33mm F1.2 features the most natural angle of view for an human eye equal to 49.5mm which is the closest to 50 degrees. This makes the 33mm lens useful in a wide range of genres.

33mm = 49,5mm (in full frame)

More Than Enough Resolution Capability
The Tokina SZ 33mm F1.2 provides more than enough resolution capabilities that increases the overall cost performance of this lens.

Big In Size For Super Fast f/1.2 Aperture
9 optical elements inside the lens body results in super fast aperture f/1.2 that is good for low light shooting conditions in still and documentary video.

Super Fast for Beautiful Bokeh
The Tokina SZ 33mm features f/1.2 super fast aperture that creates a smooth and beautiful bokeh that will separate your main object from the background.

Big In Size For Lower Light Fall-Off
Large diameter of the front element greatly contributes in minimizing the light fall-off when shooting at wide open aperture.

High Contrast Performance
The Tokina SZ 33mm F1.2 performs high contrast that is preferable in landscape shooting.

Made of Fine Finish Metal for Severe Shooting Conditions
The exterior and major parts of the Tokina 33mm F1.2 are made of fine finish metal for a more sophisticated design and confidence of using the lens in different shooting conditions.

Completely Manual for Still Photographers and Video Shooters
Manual Focus – control in video with Follow Focus gear. Good in low light conditions for precise focusing (night sky shooting)

Manual Aperture – for precise exposure adjustment.

Good for time lapse, when changing aperture during still shots (light painting) or during video shoots, when exposure adjustment in long tracking scenes is needed.

Click-Less Aperture Ring
The Tokina 33mm F1.2 incorporates click-less aperture for precise and smooth exposure adjustment that is helpful in video shooting operations.

Depth of Field Scale
The Tokina 33mm F1.2 features a depth of field & hyper focal scale that is necessary for manual lenses.

Moderate Focus Breathing
The Tokina 33mm F1.2 performs moderate focus breathing that is valuable for video shooters.

Long Focus Throw for An Extremely Precise Focus
Focus throw is measured in degrees and represents the amount of rotation needed to turn a lens’ focus ring from its MFD (minimum focus distance) to infinity.

The Tokina 33mm F1.2 performs 160 degrees of focus throw that is long enough for precise focusing.