That's put me in a real dilemma about lenses! I've been looking for a wide angle lens for a while now. I had been thinking about the Sigma 10-22, but your Peleng has now made me wonder! Do you have any other fab shots done with it, maybe colour ones?
I don't have many shots at all yet. I wouldn't recommend this lens for general wide-angle use. It's a chore to use as it's all manual, the image quality isn't really super, and the distortion is a bit strong to not de-fish most pictures. You're much better off with one of the 10(12)-20(24) ultra-wide zooms, or a 15mm rectilinear fisheye (either Canon's or Sigma's 15/2.8). I don't think the 15mm needs defishing most of the time, with some care you can control the lines in the picture, but then I like the distortion. One of the zooms is way more useful though.
this is one of the very few fish-eye photos i like. very dynamic composition and intelligent play with diagonals. not to mention, nicely exposed in difficult (directly towards the sun) lighting situation.
-Abstract
Photon wrote:
Such a great tonal range, and the composition is so fine it makes a static subject extremely dynamic - emotionally moving, and almost physically moving!
Jess, my apologies for missing your comment, must have been because it was just before the page break. Thanks for your nice words!
I've been looking for a wide angle lens for a while now. I had been thinking about the Sigma 10-22, but your Peleng has now made me wonder! Do you have any other fab shots done with it, maybe colour ones? 
