HK - Sigma lenses

[Irish]

Flying out to HK tonight. Is the Sigma 10-20 any good?

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[GetCarter]

Yep.

I'm the only one that says it's soft at the edges... but really usefull in a 'watch out for the bizzare perspective' kinda way.

Good for big skys:

http://www.stevecarter.com/picaday/june30.jpg

[Irish]

GetCarter said:

Yep.

I'm the only one that says it's soft at the edges... but really usefull in a 'watch out for the bizzare perspective' kinda way.

Good for big skys:

http://www.stevecarter.com/picaday/june30.jpg

Oh to have your eye

[jagdpanther]

Irish said:

GetCarter said:

Yep.

I'm the only one that says it's soft at the edges... but really usefull in a 'watch out for the bizzare perspective' kinda way.

Good for big skys:

http://www.stevecarter.com/picaday/june30.jpg

Oh to have your eye

Just leave the one he uses for the viewfinder

[dumbfunk]

I think it is just incredible value for money. It's less than £290 and creates images that you simply can't achieve without spending £600+. Plus in my view the colours are significantly better represented than my Nikkor 18-135mm kit lens.




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[sgrimshaw]

dumbfunk said:

I think it is just incredible value for money. It's less than £290 and creates images that you simply can't achieve without spending £600+.

It's less than £200 in HK, lucky br

[_dobbo_]

The 10-20 is a bit soft at the edges but makes up for it with fantstic colour and contrast.

do it!

[Irish]

Will be getting it tomorrow!! Sorry I didn't bring my camera out here. Was only here for 3 days but that has now been extended to a week.

[Rag_It]

Definitely my next lens choice!

[Irish]

Update:

Bought lens today after much shoe leather abuse.

Cost was 3300hkd or around £208 to you and me.

HK is really impressing me!