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I picked up my new Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 lens from UPS today and thought this will be a good place to brag about it:-)
This thing is wide! Here are just a few snaps with it. At 10mm F8: ![]() From the same vintage point at the loooong 20mm end: ![]() One more at 10mm: ![]() |
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Enjoy your new toy,
(it's still high on my wish list) Ronny |
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Congratulations, an extreme wide angle is on my wish list. The 10mm end is not as fish eyed as I would expect and the 20mm looks very normal. How close does it focus?
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NonEntity1 wrote:
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Part of the distortions at 10mm are due to misalignment in the frame. At such an wide angle if things are not aligned right they simply get exacerbated. I am yet to learn on how to use this lens properly. I uploaded some snaps from Halloween while visiting a friend. Many taken at high ISO with K100D and eyeball noise reduction applied with Silkypix (too much applied and gets everything soft). When I have time I will have to process them in Photoshop properly. http://picasaweb.google.com/PhotoCra...ey=0sw29VPaakg |
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