Dell has the Canon 10-22 for $659 with a few coupons! Check out www.hotdealsclub.com and look for the link to Dell and use the $60 off $500 and apply that at checkout at Dell...I couldn't justify buying it myself so someone else please do it for me!!!
I just tried it out unbelievable too bad i just spent a wackload at BH no money for this awesome deal. Was going to hold off and find a SUPER ULTRA WA that will fit fullframe as well but this is a great deal. awesome site thanks for the link!
About time I added a couple of shots to this superwide thread...
Taken at the world cup ski jumping weekend in Oslo, Norway - March this year...
Sigma 12-24 on the 1DmkII
Really liked your shots. Looks like your eyes are just fine.
Is anybody else miffed that Canon stiffed the D30, D60, and 10D owners with their superwide EF-S mount lenses. I can't believe that they HAD to do that when Tamron and Tokina can manage reduced frame lenses that fit the early Canon DSLR. Sorry for the digresson but I saw a lot of posts from superwide users here that couldn't wait to by a 20D so they could buy a 10-22.
bobbytan....where is that shot taken with the 30 sec. exposure? I was happy to see that shot with Cinemark in the corner. I work for that theater company and just curious where that is.
thanks - Great shot too! It gave me some ideas -
Is anybody else miffed that Canon stiffed the D30, D60, and 10D owners with their superwide EF-S mount lenses. I can't believe that they HAD to do that when Tamron and Tokina can manage reduced frame lenses that fit the early Canon DSLR. Sorry for the digresson but I saw a lot of posts from superwide users here that couldn't wait to by a 20D so they could buy a 10-22.
Ed
I kind of agree, but for the 10D, D60 and D30 I shoot with the 15-30, Sigma 20 and Sigma 15FE (defished this is quite nice). However, the smaller lens is nice for the 20D which is also a wee bit smaller and the results are great---and I needed an ''excuse' to buy the 20D LOL. I am off the upgrade track until resolution increases considerably as the 20D suits my style--and more so---quite nicely. The 10D was 'almost' there---but not quite, so the 10-22 pushed me over the edge (along with the better high ISO quality)
