*First image is Sigma 10-20
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Got bored at lunchtime and went walking with the camera and the 50mm attached. Here are the results
*First image is Sigma 10-20
Last edited by pharmer on Tue May 02, 2006 8:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Barrie. I think all but the second one work. #2 just looks too contrived somehow.
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No complaints about the Sigma. Sharp, good contrast, wide as you would ever want to go and a good price Easy to get perspective distortion at 10-11mm - but thats expected when you're that wide - just keep things level and equi distance from the lens and its easy to correct Cheers Barrie
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