Tokina ATX-M 33 mm f/1.4 X
10. Autofocus
Unfortunately, our opinion concerning accuracy of the mechanism, is rather low. We took the lens, attached to the X-T30, outside to shoot some sample photos. Lighting conditions were excellent but still the autofocus managed to miss in about 20% of all shots. It is a result definitely weaker than you expect from contemporary standards.
The cooperation with more advanced but also older body, the Fujifilm X-T2, was also noiseless and equally quick but the accuracy remained mediocre. Even though the number of misses was reduced to 10-15% it still wasn't something you should expect from a performance of an efficient, modern lens.
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Still we didn't notice any serious front or back focus tendencies.
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