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<blockquote data-quote="Eduard" data-source="post: 323726" data-attributes="member: 986"><p>I loved my Sigma 10-20 when I was shooting DX too FKD. Photohiker is shooting FX though.</p><p></p><p>I had the same dilemma when I moved to FX. I mostly shoot landscapes so I wasn't as concerned with a fast lens. With the D800 I can bump ISO if required so I traded speed to go a little wider and bought the Sigma 12-24. I will admit that my positive 6 year experience with the Sigma 10-20 was a major contributing factor. For my needs, I've been very pleased. (I posted a recent shot from Hawaii taken with the 12-24 <a href="http://nikonites.com/wide-angle/13467-post-your-ultra-wide-angle-shots-19.html#post320666" target="_blank">here</a>.)</p><p></p><p>The other thing to consider is a Rokinon / Bower 14mm f2.8. They are manual focus but will control aperture. I initially bought one due to the price (~ US$300). <u>Very</u> nice lens but I realized for my needs the zoom was more appropriate. I'm torn on whether to keep it for the rare instances I might need speed but am afraid it will mostly sit because of the Sigma.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eduard, post: 323726, member: 986"] I loved my Sigma 10-20 when I was shooting DX too FKD. Photohiker is shooting FX though. I had the same dilemma when I moved to FX. I mostly shoot landscapes so I wasn't as concerned with a fast lens. With the D800 I can bump ISO if required so I traded speed to go a little wider and bought the Sigma 12-24. I will admit that my positive 6 year experience with the Sigma 10-20 was a major contributing factor. For my needs, I've been very pleased. (I posted a recent shot from Hawaii taken with the 12-24 [url=http://nikonites.com/wide-angle/13467-post-your-ultra-wide-angle-shots-19.html#post320666]here[/url].) The other thing to consider is a Rokinon / Bower 14mm f2.8. They are manual focus but will control aperture. I initially bought one due to the price (~ US$300). [U]Very[/U] nice lens but I realized for my needs the zoom was more appropriate. I'm torn on whether to keep it for the rare instances I might need speed but am afraid it will mostly sit because of the Sigma. [/QUOTE]
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