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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mestre" data-source="post: 65218" data-attributes="member: 6032">Vigneting happens when you use wider aperture, however when you shoot landscapes you never go wider than f/8 ( usually a sweet spot optically). So, if you want a UWA for landscape you don't need a f/2.8. For macro, a 105mm AF-d is a good priced lens that offers best results than using tubes, there is the more expensive 105mm micro Vr but this lens is one of the best I ever shot with.I strongly suggest you decide what kind of photos you like to take. If you love landscape you can go for a Sigma or a Tokina 12-24, both are FX lens, although e Sigma can't use filters. Nikon Fx UWA start at 16mm, which sucks for DX and won't justify the cost.</blockquote>