anyone use sigma 14mm F/2.8 EX HSM

[audibum]

thinking of getting this ultra wide for my D80, any users out there? reviews and price range?

[yipdanny]

Consider Tokina 12-24mm f/4. You will not regret. Great for landscape.

Originally Posted by audibum thinking of getting this ultra wide for my D80, any users out there? reviews and price range?

[gohaj]

Originally Posted by audibum thinking of getting this ultra wide for my D80, any users out there? reviews and price range?

I am also interested in this but it is quite ex.
It is about $1440 (reference from http://forum.clubsnap.org/showpost.p...&postcount=107)

[lsisaxon]

Originally Posted by gohaj I am also interested in this but it is quite ex. It is about $1440 (reference from http://forum.clubsnap.org/showpost.p...&postcount=107)

Might as well buy Nikon Fisheye 10.5/2.8 DX and a copy of Capture NX to 'defish' the image.

[renegade150]

hi the sigma 14mm is very prone to flare when i tried using it in vietnam...do take note of that.

[Eric Lee]

Originally Posted by lsisaxon Might as well buy Nikon Fisheye 10.5/2.8 DX and a copy of Capture NX to 'defish' the image.

Agree with u

Or tilt the camera till you find the "sweet spot" with the lens so that the scenery pics will appear normal and not distorted.

[lsisaxon]

Originally Posted by Eric Lee Agree with u Or tilt the camera till you find the "sweet spot" with the lens so that the scenery pics will appear normal and not distorted.

No matter what it will still distort.

[ryuggen]

Originally Posted by lsisaxon Might as well buy Nikon Fisheye 10.5/2.8 DX and a copy of Capture NX to 'defish' the image.

Does it really work? It might save me a few hundreds if I were to get the Fisheye and Sigma 10-20 lens.