expiredmendelsphotography posted Mar 21, 2023 04:15 PM
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expiredmendelsphotography posted Mar 21, 2023 04:15 PM
Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 EX DC HSM Lens for Nikon F $279.00 + Free Shipping @B&H Deal Zone
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The lens that I own closest to this would be the 11-20mm Tokina lens and I think that is also a good buy (when on sale) if you plan to do any of the photography mentioned above (has a slightly wider aperture too which is nice for capturing more light).
Should mention that this is a DX lens (crop)
Also, it's been on sale for $299 past few times so the huge savings from $650 msrp is not as huge as you would think
It says "F-Mount Lens/DX Format" - so the DX means it's compatible, correct?
If it is, would it be beneficial with my camera?
It says "F-Mount Lens/DX Format" - so the DX means it's compatible, correct?
If it is, would it be beneficial with my camera?
f/3.5 on a DX means low light performance won't be that great and little, if any bokeh. A 10mm zoom range this might as well not even be a zoom. Also this will obviously be less sharp than any of its prime counterparts. This seems like something Sigma created just to say they covered that range.
Been great for Real Estate listings and super wide angles. I think I paid $150 used, like new, but no box.
f/3.5 on a DX means low light performance won't be that great and little, if any bokeh. A 10mm zoom range this might as well not even be a zoom. Also this will obviously be less sharp than any of its prime counterparts. This seems like something Sigma created just to say they covered that range.
If you just want something to screw around with, and this is an acceptable price, then it's a fun toy for playing with wide angles. But you'd probably be better off spending the money to get a wide angle prime so you could get a lower aperture and better sharpness.
It says "F-Mount Lens/DX Format" - so the DX means it's compatible, correct?
If it is, would it be beneficial with my camera?
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