emmaleephotography
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Hey guys!
I have been going back and forth between these two lenses for months on end and cannot make up my mind! (Nikon 10-24 & Sigma 10-20 3.5)
I have found the Nikon version for 500 bucks on a local kijiji and the Sigma for 400. So not that big of a difference price wise. I have read so many forums and articles, that I have run out of opinions to read! So here is my dilemma.
From my research I have seen that the Sigma is cheaper, better in low light (3.5), sharper wide open and less CA. I have seen that the Nikon is a little soft around the edges at 10MM but has better results across the board and of course has an extra 4MM to work with. (and is nikon glass if that counts?)
Currently I am using a 18-200VRII and mostly use it at 18MM unless I see wildlife and then use it at max 200MM. I guess my question, after I have rambled on is how important is the extra 4MM?
I feel like I would like to have the extra 4MM but I am also prefer to have a very nice sharp image as I am printing up to 30x45.
Thank you for any advice you can give
I have been going back and forth between these two lenses for months on end and cannot make up my mind! (Nikon 10-24 & Sigma 10-20 3.5)
I have found the Nikon version for 500 bucks on a local kijiji and the Sigma for 400. So not that big of a difference price wise. I have read so many forums and articles, that I have run out of opinions to read! So here is my dilemma.
From my research I have seen that the Sigma is cheaper, better in low light (3.5), sharper wide open and less CA. I have seen that the Nikon is a little soft around the edges at 10MM but has better results across the board and of course has an extra 4MM to work with. (and is nikon glass if that counts?)
Currently I am using a 18-200VRII and mostly use it at 18MM unless I see wildlife and then use it at max 200MM. I guess my question, after I have rambled on is how important is the extra 4MM?
I feel like I would like to have the extra 4MM but I am also prefer to have a very nice sharp image as I am printing up to 30x45.
Thank you for any advice you can give