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Sigma 10-20mm Price
| Sigma 10-20mm lenses purchased through slr-lens.co.uk have an average price of: | £300 |
| The cheapest Sigma 10-20mm puchased was: | £181 |
| The most expensive Sigma 10-20mm puchased was: | £370 |
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Sigma 10-20mm specs
Sigma 10-20mm F/4-5.6 DC EX HSM |
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| Lens type: Wide Angle Zoom | Focal range: 10-20mm |
| Weight: 520g | Motor type: HSM |
| Image stabilisation: No | |
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Sigma 10-20mm Details
The Sigma 10-20mm is a wide angle zoom lens, weighing 520g. With a focal range of 10-20mm this lens is a versatile option and is usable in various environments. Ideal for portrait photography and landscapes.
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Sigma 10-20mm review
Sigma 10-20mm opinion
21/11/2010
I got the Sigma recently for a trip to Rome, lots of use for a good Wide angle. It basically stayed on the whole trip! Sharpness and detail were very impressive even as most shots were hand held indoors in low light. Solid construction and easy to use, great lens to have in the bag.
by scotteek
I got the Sigma recently for a trip to Rome, lots of use for a good Wide angle. It basically stayed on the whole trip! Sharpness and detail were very impressive even as most shots were hand held indoors in low light. Solid construction and easy to use, great lens to have in the bag.
by scotteek
05/12/2010
This lens is quite solidly built and is pretty cheap.
Now we've dispensed with the good points, lets move onto the bad.
One word comes to mind when talking about this lens: distortion. It's OK for images where you're either going to crop in tightly (sort of doing away with the need for a wideangle!), as the corners are horrible, particularly at 10mm. Skewed, pulled, softened and just badly distorted.
Lightroom 3 does a decent job of correcting the centre distortion, but the edges will always be a blur, nomatter what you do.
Ok, maybe I'm painting an unfairly negative picture of this lens. It's a fun lens, takes in a huge angle, and produces some nicely saturated skies with a DOF from about 1.5m to infinity. Great for landscapes on a budget.
If you want quality glass, you have no option but to fork out the big-bucks for a Nikon/Canon equivalent. It really is a case of you-get-what-you-pay-for.
by Stephen Barnes
This lens is quite solidly built and is pretty cheap.
Now we've dispensed with the good points, lets move onto the bad.
One word comes to mind when talking about this lens: distortion. It's OK for images where you're either going to crop in tightly (sort of doing away with the need for a wideangle!), as the corners are horrible, particularly at 10mm. Skewed, pulled, softened and just badly distorted.
Lightroom 3 does a decent job of correcting the centre distortion, but the edges will always be a blur, nomatter what you do.
Ok, maybe I'm painting an unfairly negative picture of this lens. It's a fun lens, takes in a huge angle, and produces some nicely saturated skies with a DOF from about 1.5m to infinity. Great for landscapes on a budget.
If you want quality glass, you have no option but to fork out the big-bucks for a Nikon/Canon equivalent. It really is a case of you-get-what-you-pay-for.
by Stephen Barnes
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