How about a Frish Eye?
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Hmmm, never thought about a fisheye. Simply because I never had the urgent need of one. Let's see some reviews ....
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I don't think you would really want a fish eye if you can get away with not having one. Why would you want to put up with the distortion when you don't have to worry about it so much.Tanner Johnson - Owner
twenty53 Photography
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Fish eyes really don't do it for me apart from maybe what i'd describe as one off novelty shots. There is distortion with the 10-22 though but nothing out of the ordinary.
I really never thought i'd grow to like my 10-22 so much. It spends way more time on my camera than my 17-40 and 24-105. Infact the 17-40 is pretty much redundant now but i'm keeping it in case I upgrade to a 1d as the 10-22 is only ef-s and wont fit a 1d.
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Just for future reference, if anyone is going to be in the market for a new lens ....
Gerardo
still not sure, what to get ... Sigma in the lead as for now
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I would not be too hasty to discount the Sigma 10-20.
My housemate owns one and while he uses it on a D200 the quality is fantastic. It easily matches anything that i have shot on a 400d and borrowed 10-22.
that said when i buy an ultra wide for my 400D i think i shall be going for a 10-22 most likely. For me i just really want to own the canon version as it feels nicer in the hands. Quality wise there is no real difference.
ChrisChris Sharps
5D3 | 5D2 | 7D | 1D2 | 10D | 400D | 1V | 3
17-40F4L | 24-105F4LIS | 70-200F2.8LIS | 100-400LIS
24F1.4L II | 50F1.2L | 85F1.2L II | 15F2.8 Fisheye | 50F1.4 | 100F2.8 Macro
1.4x | 550EX x2
Fuji X100
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Let me throw in another vote for the Canon 10-22. I fought the same fight between the Sigma and the Canon, eventually and commited myself to the extrabucks for the Canon and never regreted it. Supersharp right to the very edge of the pictures, solid-built (even though plastic) and qualitywise definitely as good as my 17-40L. I am sure youd wouldn't regret it.
Cheers,
Mike
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I see, the Canon lense is winning this poll here. Now let me ask my private Chief Finance Officer at home ...
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