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<blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 545399" data-attributes="member: 34269">I did not focus on FX when I got my wide angle. I wanted as wide as possible for the landscape shots I like to shoot and for the architecture.&nbsp; I bought the Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 EX DX HSM.&nbsp; I read quite a few reviews regarding WA lenses focusing&nbsp; specifically on the VR.&nbsp; Most indicated that it was not as vital on this type of lens.&nbsp; Mine does not have vibration reduction and I can say i do not miss it. My shutter speed is always at many times my focal length and I really have not had an issue without it.&nbsp; I use it quite a bit on my D7200 and the shots are usually quite crisp unless I do something foolish in the settings...&nbsp; which can happen.&nbsp; Good luck in your search.&nbsp; Do remember the crop factor too...&nbsp; it really narrows that WA lens quickly.&nbsp; I got to play with a few and that was what drove me to the 10-20 mm which really has a field of view of a 15-30.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Danno_RIP, post: 545399, member: 34269"] I did not focus on FX when I got my wide angle. I wanted as wide as possible for the landscape shots I like to shoot and for the architecture. I bought the Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 EX DX HSM. I read quite a few reviews regarding WA lenses focusing specifically on the VR. Most indicated that it was not as vital on this type of lens. Mine does not have vibration reduction and I can say i do not miss it. My shutter speed is always at many times my focal length and I really have not had an issue without it. I use it quite a bit on my D7200 and the shots are usually quite crisp unless I do something foolish in the settings... which can happen. Good luck in your search. Do remember the crop factor too... it really narrows that WA lens quickly. I got to play with a few and that was what drove me to the 10-20 mm which really has a field of view of a 15-30. [/QUOTE]

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