Have a Sigma 10-20mm lens that I bought the other week after deciding that I needed something wider. Ended up with the Sigma after the bloke in the shop I was browsing in felt it was not really any different than the equivalent Canon lens.
However the more I think about it, the more I wonder if it's a false economy. Obviously it's got an extra 2mm of zoom which I can't imagine and assuming that the picture quality is comparable (which many people seem to feel as long as it's a decent version), but it does have a wider maximum aperture. Would I really notice the difference to justify the extra £150-200 it costs?
Feel like I'm being a bit of a cheapskate going for the Sigma. Should I just get out the cash and get the Canon 10-22 instead?
I appreciate there have been lots of threads on the pros and cons and the image on mine seems okay on the few photos I've actually used it for, just don't want to find I regret it in a few months time and then don't have the option to exchange it.
Cheers! Oh, using a 40D if that affects your assessment..
However the more I think about it, the more I wonder if it's a false economy. Obviously it's got an extra 2mm of zoom which I can't imagine and assuming that the picture quality is comparable (which many people seem to feel as long as it's a decent version), but it does have a wider maximum aperture. Would I really notice the difference to justify the extra £150-200 it costs?
Feel like I'm being a bit of a cheapskate going for the Sigma. Should I just get out the cash and get the Canon 10-22 instead?
I appreciate there have been lots of threads on the pros and cons and the image on mine seems okay on the few photos I've actually used it for, just don't want to find I regret it in a few months time and then don't have the option to exchange it.
Cheers! Oh, using a 40D if that affects your assessment..