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Message: <blockquote data-quote="moony16" data-source="post: 282363" data-attributes="member: 23104">I understand the OP is set now, but want to add a little.  I own a copy of the Sigma 12-24 and shoot it on Dx & Fx.  On Fx it is a specialty lens, requiring refined compositional skills & not the most useful focal range for landscapes in my opinion.However, on Dx (which is what the OP is talking) the lens has a very useful focal range for landscapes.  Since 24mm on Dx serves as 35mm view, the lens can make a nice landscape lens.The 12-24 is very contrasty, almost free of all distortions on Dx, and not very expensive is you purchase version I.    In fact, I just saw a copy in excellent condition going for <$400--pretty good for a Dx& FX option IMO, particularly if you do not want to invest a lot into this focal range.BestJT</blockquote>