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Sigma 12-24 Tokina 11-16 Tokina 12-24 Canon 10-22 I want to do landscape like farms etc but I also do nyc with tall buildings and tight streets. The canon is a bit steep for me. Can we discuss and give opinion on what is te best lens for this type o shooting and the most bang for the buck? |
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Cityscapes don't do well with a lot of distortion, so the ...... is out.
The ... ... also have a lot of CA, which also doesn't work well in cityscapes. Between the ...... I think I'd go with the Tokina. It's about half the price.
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And how would you compare tokina 12-24 with canon 10-22
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The Canon is a USM lens, so for recording videos, it would be my choice. But otherwise, there's nothing about the Canon that makes it a clear winner over the Tokina.
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I don't use he camera at all for video. Thanks for the input.
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