===== GL Optics Tokina 18-35mm T2 ===== 
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==== Summary ====
Three years after the MkI, GL Optics doubled down on innovation with the MkII. This was more than just a rehouse; it was a complete rebuild, pushing the boundaries of what was possible. Gone were the limitations of off-the-shelf mechanics. We engineered our own iris drivers and helicoid focus systems, unlocking a coveted 300° focus throw. This meticulous precision offered filmmakers unparalleled control and accuracy for crucial focus pulling. We weren't just focused on mechanics; we hand-collimated each lens, achieving parfocality. This ensured consistent focus across the entire zoom range, a game-changer for filmmakers demanding seamless shot transitions. We expanded the front diameter to 95mm, giving us more space to work our magic. The MkII wasn't just a product; it was a turning point. We introduced three powerhouse lenses: the full-frame Tokina 100mm Macro, the versatile Canon 70-200mm zoom, and the now-legendary Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8.
==== Tech Specs ====
| Manufacturer    |GL Optics|
| Series          |Zoom|
| Model           |Tokina|
| Focal Length    |18-35mm|
| Max Aperture    |T2|
| Min Aperture    |-|
| Format          |-|
| Image Circle    |-|
| Minimum Focus   |-|
| Focus Rotation  |300°|
| Iris Blades     |-|
| Optical Design  |-|
| Squeeze         |-|
| Front Diameter  |95mm|
| Filter Thread   |-|
| Focus/Zoom Rod  |-|
| Native Mount    |PL|
| Data Protocol   |none|
| Length          |-|
| Weight          |-|
| Body Telescope  |-|
| Body Material   |aluminum|
| Focus Drive     |manual|
| Iris Drive      |manual|
| Zoom Drive      |manual|
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