Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM for NIKON AF Reviews

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This is my first non-Canon lens, and before I pulled the trigger on purchasing it I researched the heck out of it online. I can honestly say that Sigma didn't disappoint me. They delivered me a lens that matched the enormous respect it has in the photographic community. from Amazon.com I use this lens on my Canon 40D, and it has become my favorite lens (I also have a 50mm f/1.8, 70-300mm zoom, and 28-135 IS). It's a great lens for doing creative HDR photography, as well as just getting a different perspective on everyday shots. from Amazon.com the edges were still a bit blurred. Then i set the camera on timer to see if maybe it is "user error" but the edges of the 3rd round of shots were still not sharp. i went back on amazon to read all the 1-3 star reviews to see why people did not like the lens and realized that Sigma had a quality control issue (wished i read it before) i probably still would have crossed my fingers and bought it though.. Anyway. from Amazon.com This is a fine lens for superwide applications, and I endorse it. I just wish I could get a 10mm single focal length to carry. from Amazon.com very very wide, without fisheye'ing. quiet. focus is dead on, which is a worry for 3rd party lenses. dislikes: from Amazon.com I use this lens for taking photos for a newspaper. It is plenty sharp for my needs and allows for interesting shots. from Amazon.com That being said, when it comes to people, it's a little more problematic. Even at 16-17mm, you get distortion at the edges, so if you're shooting groups, they will be stretched/elongated. The good news is that, at 20mm, it's fairly unnoticeable. So, if you're shooting more formal pictures, rack the lens out to 20mm and move your body or tripod. from Amazon.com First, this is not my first UWA lens. When it comes to ultra-wides, I've had my share. From the Tokina 11-16/2.8 (sold cause the range was too limited), two copies (one Nikon, one Canon) of the Tokina 12-24/4 and the Tokina 10-17 fisheye, I've tried most of them out there. (Sorry, I'll not spend a dime on a EF-S lens again. from Amazon.com I bought this lens specifically for a trip to Italy. Ancient cities like Venice tend to be pretty cramped, and it is sometimes impossible to get everything you want on the frame with a regular lens. from Amazon.com Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras from Amazon.com

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Zoom Lens, for Digital SLR, Focus: Autofocus, Max Aperture: f/4-f/5.6, 14 Elements in 10 Groups, Filter size: 77 mm

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Released	over 3 years ago
Lens Type	Zoom Lens
Focus Type	Autofocus
Focal Length	10mm - 20mm
Camera Format	Digital SLR
Attachment / Filter Size	77 mm
Closest Focusing Distance	9.4 in
Designed for Digital Came	Yes
Designed for Digital Camera	Yes
Diameter	3.3 in
Diaphragm Blades	6 Blades
Groups / Elements	14 Elements in 10 Groups
Length	3.2 in
Lens Magnification	Super Wide Angle (9 - 21mm)
Lens Max Aperture	f/4-f/5.6
MPN	201955
Macro Lens	Without Macro Lens
Min Aperture	f/22
Picture Angle	63.8 - 102.4 degrees
UPC	085126201555
Weight	oz

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