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Just ordered my Canon 10-22mm.

Really excited so if any of you have a nice wide pic let me see it :D
 
11mm on my 450d & Tokina 11-16 yesturday, it is slightly cropped though:

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ziggy©;2518715 said:
I am thinking of getting this lens but have still not convinced myself yet.. :)
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the canon?

have a flick through Flickr under 10mm pics you will convince yourself:naughty:
 
These all done with a Sigma 10-20 and as far as I know these were all @ 10mm.

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It's an amazing lens - 'my baby'. It doesn't get nearly the amount of praise it deserves, especially for the price. It's my walkaround lens in fact, and I never get bored of the extreme distorted effects it can produce.
 
One from today taken at 12mm with the Sigma 10-20mm. Remember that wide angles should not be used 'to get everything in' but rather as a tool to develop the scene. That could be by adding foreground interest, as below. Or by using the 'extra space' to extend a story.

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Monday morning blues. @10mm Sigma K20d

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Post more of these pic's please a long with hints on how to get the best out of this lens got one booked for hire when I go on holiday.
 
Slimbert said:
Why not? :thinking: 102.4 degrees can come in very handy when doing group shots or space is at a premium....super wide lenses aren't just for landscapes!
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I do agree, but the effects of a wide angle towards the edge of the frame should always be considered. If there is limited room or many people to get in the frame then you will have to be prepared for shapes looking different from the norm.

Peter-T has a shot on the link above, London 0640 which is a perfect example of this. Peter, i'm not having a dig at the shot it was just a good example of what can happen to shapes at the 10mm end.

I'm also not trying to pigeon hole wide angles in to landscape use only, as they are usually too wide for landscape. I am though trying to emphasise the fact that wide angles can be used for increasingly creative photography, due to how much can be shown in the frame.
 
MG TF 135 said:
Peter-T has a shot on the link above, London 0640 which is a perfect example of this. Peter, i'm not having a dig at the shot it was just a good example of what can happen to shapes at the 10mm end.
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that shot ive just edited into my post
 
MG TF 135 said:
I do agree, but the effects of a wide angle towards the edge of the frame should always be considered. If there is limited room or many people to get in the frame then you will have to be prepared for shapes looking different from the norm.

Peter-T has a shot on the link above, London 0640 which is a perfect example of this. Peter, i'm not having a dig at the shot it was just a good example of what can happen to shapes at the 10mm end.

I'm also not trying to pigeon hole wide angles in to landscape use only, as they are usually too wide for landscape. I am though trying to emphasise the fact that wide angles can be used for increasingly creative photography, due to how much can be shown in the frame.
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Thats my aim, I want to use is mainly for creative versions of landscapes as im not a massive fan of them, but love the good wide angle shots you see with things in the foreground up close etc, I think the wide end of this should be used more creatively over just a 'normal' land shot you could get with a 17-18mm etc
 
Look at the second image in post number 7, then scroll your mouse up and down..... freaky or what, it looks like the building is coming straight at you - or maybe it's just my slow pc and juddery screen.
 
All with 10-22mm, which is by far my favourite lens. :)






 
Knew I shouldn't have looked into this thread! Makes my decision of selling my Sigma 10-20mm even harder! :(
 
Those trees are wonderful, Phil!
 
MG TF 135 said:
Remember that wide angles should not be used 'to get everything in' but rather as a tool to develop the scene.
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A wide angle can be used in whatever way the owner of the lens wishes to. I use mine in rooms and tight spaces to fit as much in as possible, that would mean having to stitch many photos together if I used a narrower lens.

Estate agents and the like also use UWA lenses to fit more of the room in and also because of the perception of size it creates.

According to the almighty rules of photography and UWA lenses I'm probably wrong for using it to produce a picture like this - but who says I should care?

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how do people rate 12.5mm I'm looking at a 20mm prime for a budget uwa atm I have 28 as my wide (17.5 on crop)
 
Wow some great ideas in here! cant wait for my lens to arrive now!
 
Here's a couple more for you :)

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Thank you :)
 
I love mine for landscape work but you cant beat the comedy look it gives to living things :lol:
 
Here are a few I took with my Sigma 10-20mm on my Canon EOS30D...fantastic bit of kit!!!

Bigger pics can been seen on my flickr page.


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Shot @ 4am just before Christmas.

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Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 (don't get the f/3.5 version, it's crap and more expensive).
 
fantastic pics there,

awww now i want to get a 10-20mm lens

must resist, must resist, must resist :D
 
10-22 on a Canon 300D in NYC:

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Great lens - I will miss it now I have moved to the 5D and full frame.
 
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