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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Sigma
EAN: 0085126202552
Item Dimensions: 350340114340
Label: SIGMA
Manufacturer: SIGMA
Maximum Focal Length: 20 millimeters
Minimum Focal Length: 10 millimeters
Model: 10-20mm f/2.5 EX Nikon
MPN: 10-20mm f/2.5 EX Nikon
Publisher: SIGMA
Studio: SIGMA
Features:- Super-Wide: 10-20 with maximum aperture of F3.5 throughout entire zoom range
- Includes: Petal-type Hood supplied
- Filter Size: 82mm
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Product Description: Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 EX DC HSM. This super-wide angle lens has a maximum aperture of F3.5 throughout the entire zoom range. With its wide angle view from 102.4 degrees it can produce striking images with exaggerated perspective. The maximum aperture of F3.5 is ideal for indoor shooting and it enables photographers to emphasize the subject. Two ELD (Extraordinary Low Dispersion) glass elements and a SLD (Special Low Dispersion) glass element provide excellent correction of color aberration. Four aspherical lenses provide correction for distortion and allow compact and lightweight construction. The Super Multi-Layer coating reduces flare and ghosting. High image quality is assured throughout the entire zoom range. The incorporation of HSM (Hyper-Sonic Motor) ensures a quiet and high-speed auto focus as well as full-time manual focusing capability. This lens has a minimum focusing distance of 9.4 inches (24cm) throughout the entire zoom range and a maximum magnification ratio of 1:6.6. The lens design incorporates an inner focusing system which eliminates front lens rotation, making the lens particularly suitable for using the Petal-type hood and polarizing
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Superb condition, great result. Unlike other Sigma lenses in lower segment made for Canon cams, this one gives much superior colour production and detailing. Vignetting is minimal compared to others and distortion is pleasant. Flare is a bit of issue but tricky, one may handle it smarly.
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great product and even better for the price at least for what I was looking around for. sigma is always good quality, the company did great job in shipping and no issues.
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I bought this lens based on a Popular Photography test and a recent Sigma purchase. I'm very satisfied with the 50~150mm, but I returned this lens. I wanted to like it, but I continued to have focus problems and unsharp images. The lens seemed to want to focus to infinity at anything beyond a few feet. Many times it went beyond infinity resulting in nothing being in focus. The final straw was a series of outdoor photos at f/8 where the lens failed continuiously. I had used a 12-24mm Nikkor before I retired. I didn't experience any sharpness issued with that lens. I finally was able to return the Sigma. I purchased a used Nikkor and I'm happy. I would only buy another Sigma from a retailer with a strong return policy. I think they're capable to creating fine lenses, but their quality control means that you should try before you buy.
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I've gotten into shooting time lapse with my Canon 7D. I got this lens because it seemed good and I figured it was time to take a chance on a sigma lens. So far, I haven't been disappointed. Here's a link to a time lapse I shot with it the day I got it.
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I think that pretty much says it all....
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I have been using this lens for about about six months now and I love it. I'm a lover of things Nikon and the Nikon 10-24mm has a little longer range, but the copy I tried, when I was debating which one to buy, just wasn't as sharp and didn't focus as quickly, plus I like the fact that the f/stop stays at 3.5 throughout the range with the Sigma lens.
Nikon does build good stuff, but Sigma does too. The build quality on this lens is as good as any of my Nikon lenses.
But what is really outstanding about the vocal range of this lens, is the way you'll see the world through it. Take it to the beach during sunrise or to the mountains on a snowy day and you'll see what I mean. The vista through the viewfinder is to die for. A lot of people have opted out for the 18-200+mm wide to long telephotos, thinking it's the only lens they'll ever need. Well, I challenge them to put this lens on their camera for a day. They will be surprised.
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