Canon 20-35 USM lens...

[Leftseat86]

http://www2.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?ref=pricegrabber&sku=CN2035USM

Has anyone tried this lens? I think I may buy it for landscapes/portraits as it has a nice wide 32mm to nice portrait 56mm range. I would get a Sigma 15-30, but it's just a wee bit out of my price range...

-clovis

[Airbus_A320]

Or you could save your money up for a while and wait till the 28-300 L IS comes out instead of buying all these other random lenses.

Just a thought

[Leftseat86]

28x1.6=44

Actually I'm going to try and save for the Sigma 15-30 EX, I have heard very good things about it.

-Clovis

[Spotter]

The Tamron 17-35 F/2.8-4 is supposed to be very good as well

[philip]

I have a Tamron 20-35mm f3.5-4.5. Despite being quite cheap it is very good. All-metal built, very resistent and a super fast AF. You should check this one out too.

[Leftseat86]

Yeah, I think now I want something wider. Never know when you may need it Sigma 15-30 sounds like a good one...still researching though.

-Clovis

[Skymonster]

Clovis, do yourself a favour and nip up to Samys on Fairfax and get yourself a Canon 17-40L - you won't regret it.

Andy

[Leftseat86]

17-40L...is also one of my considerations. But at the wide end there is a big difference between 15 and 17...will see what money I can come up with before leaving to Europe at the end of June.

Have any plans for the summer Andy?


-Clovis

[Greg]

Or you could save your money up for a while and wait till the 28-300 L IS comes out instead of buying all these other random lenses.

Why put all your eggs in one basket. I'm probably going to get a lens later this year to cover the gap between my 18-55 and my 75-300, That will give me a total of 4 lens.[/quote]

[fallingeese]

Seeing that 28mm isn't wide angle, I don't know why he would do that.

I am looking at similar lenses for my D100. I love the Sigma 12-24.