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becky · 17th January 2005

I recently purchased a nikon d70, and I am trying to figure out what wideangle lens would be good for landcape/architecture. I also would like to find an affordable lens.

ashbok · 17th January 2005

affordable would be tamron or tokina 19-35 for about $200... for better all-round value, it would be sigma 18-125 for about $500+

Adam Goi · 17th January 2005

You bought with the kit lens? I think it should be good enough?

zaren · 17th January 2005

Originally Posted by Adam Goi

You bought with the kit lens? I think it should be good enough?

2nd that.

perspective correction can be done via PS.

moos blues · 17th January 2005

Originally Posted by zaren

2nd that.

perspective correction can be done via PS.

3rd. that

i think the distortion on a budget 19-35 tamron/tokina would be worse than the kit lens =)

so far the widest nikkor zoom u can get would be the 12 -24 DX lor.. haha. =)

XXX Boy · 17th January 2005

I dun believe in the quality of a wide angle zoon lens! Why not get a fixed Nikkor 20mm f2.8?

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becky New Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 1	advice I recently purchased a nikon d70, and I am trying to figure out what wideangle lens would be good for landcape/architecture. I also would like to find an affordable lens.

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ashbok Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 69	affordable would be tamron or tokina 19-35 for about $200... for better all-round value, it would be sigma 18-125 for about $500+

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Adam Goi ClubSNAP Idol Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Jalan Suka Posts: 5,321	You bought with the kit lens? I think it should be good enough?

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XXX Boy Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: GEYLAND LOR 15 LO Posts: 1,104	I dun believe in the quality of a wide angle zoon lens! Why not get a fixed Nikkor 20mm f2.8?