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<blockquote data-quote="Elliot87" data-source="post: 554530" data-attributes="member: 25183">I would like to borrow one but the only photographers I know well either shoot Canon or don't own an ultra wide unfortunately.As for stitching photos together I've tried it and you're right it's not difficult but I don't feel it suits my way of working. I also imagine you won't get that same perspective that an ultra wide can give you.For anyone else who has a similar choice to make I found this video interesting for considering the 3rd party options, just ignore the 2 canon lenses at the start, first 3rd party lens review starts at 5:40 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRSyTOosOcc" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRSyTOosOcc</a>&nbsp; This is just one mans opinion and I wouldn't base my decision on it alone but I found it a helpful starting point. His channel also has more in depth reviews of each lens which are informative if you can get past his slightly odd way of talking.Tokina 11-16mm is still my favourite as it possibly has better IQ than the sigma 10-20mm but I think I would be happy with either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elliot87, post: 554530, member: 25183"] I would like to borrow one but the only photographers I know well either shoot Canon or don't own an ultra wide unfortunately. As for stitching photos together I've tried it and you're right it's not difficult but I don't feel it suits my way of working. I also imagine you won't get that same perspective that an ultra wide can give you. For anyone else who has a similar choice to make I found this video interesting for considering the 3rd party options, just ignore the 2 canon lenses at the start, first 3rd party lens review starts at 5:40 [URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRSyTOosOcc[/URL] This is just one mans opinion and I wouldn't base my decision on it alone but I found it a helpful starting point. His channel also has more in depth reviews of each lens which are informative if you can get past his slightly odd way of talking. Tokina 11-16mm is still my favourite as it possibly has better IQ than the sigma 10-20mm but I think I would be happy with either. [/QUOTE]

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