I had a lot of fun with my Sigma 10-20 on my old D80, as you can see from a lot of other pictures, it is a great lens for a very fair price. I hope I don't get my head cut off in here for posting some HDR shots!

Sigma 12-24 on D700 @ 12mm



I also have a ton of 10-20 stuff from my d50 that I can dig up if necessary

TimMunsey wrote:
Here you go, a blast from the past as I now use the 14-24mm, but here's a sigma
12-24mm on a D2X:-

Btw- This shot is an AMAZING first shot to start off the thread!

I'm now considering the tokina 11-16mm, sigma 10-20mm and of course back to the 12-24mm siggy. I'd love to see more shots and see what i've been missing out on! That's if you've got some time to spare posting them shots up

Thanks for posting all the shots so far. They're really making my decision to pick which lens i should get pretty difficult. If you use the sigmas hand held, and the tokina do you stop down a lot?

Here are 2 more, both at 10mm on my D80. I usually shot the 10-20 around f/7-11. The type of shots I used it for most were architecture and landscapes, so I didn't really find much use for larger apertures. In fact, I have the Nikon 14-24/2.8 now and I have yet to really open up the aperture during the few months that I have had it.

i vote for Tokina 11-16 as well.

had one when i was on DX - almost cry when i had to sell it :P
if you are not planining to move up to FX that a keeper.

keep in mind that wide angle is not getting everything in but about getting the most important part in !!

get one and you will not go back

Steezus those are 2 great shots! esp. the macaque.

I do plan to move to FX in a year or two, but since wideangle isn't exactly my forte (I haven't used a wide lens for over a year, and the widest was 18mm on DX) I don't mind using the wide on a crop mode on FX. I might get hooked though.

Tokina 12-24 D300

With my Tokina 12-24:

New Braunfels, TX

I'm not sure about the 12-24 sigma because that copy i might pick up seems rather soft.

That was why I sold mine. Also vignettes a lot, even stopped down which makes joining panos an absolute curse.

The Tokina 12-24 is good value for the bucks but can be flarey at times into the light.

Gone fishing.....Nikon D2xs 12-24 Nikon at 12mm F13, ISO 100,
Jack

From this Weekend Toki 12-24 D300

Just about as wide as you can possibly get.

Hey all i've found that my aunt has a 17-35mm sigma somewhere in her house,a decent copy which I might try out over christmas. I'll play around with that first. Thanks for the all pictures, I'll get back to this thread then.

I think my second option would be the tokina 12-24mm cause of the cost.

14-24 cyclops porn........

These were all on the Siggy 15mm, Siggy 12-24 EX, or Nikkor 24-70/f2.8.

Took this in El Salvador during a recent trip of my buddy (shooting his Canon) of some Mayan ruins.

Model: NIKON D700 ISO: 200 Exposure: 1/400 sec Aperture: 10.0 Focal Length: 14mm

a few old shots with the Tokina 12-24 on the D200
#1 lake Maligne, Alberta

A few shots with the 14-24mm....

love them all!!