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    #16
    Re: Wide Angle Zoom

    Yes - off eBay

    I buy most of my gear secondhand, although the more expensive stuff I get through dealers like MPB
    Last edited by briansquibb; 16-12-2011, 09:05.
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      #17
      Re: Wide Angle Zoom

      I've watched them on E Bay, nice friendly prices.

      I'll see what transpires in the new year, I would rather get a Canon 17-40 in truth, the wait should be worth it!

      Thanks the respones people.
      The camera works just fine, it's the idiot staring through the viewfinder that need's help!

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        #18
        Re: Wide Angle Zoom

        Originally posted by briansquibb View Post
        Yes - off eBay

        I buy most of my gear secondhand, although the more expensive stuff I get through dealers like MPB
        I bought a 24-105L off eBay for £450!! .....rather pleased with that :0)
        I was tempted to hire one before buying a new one. But decided to buy a second-hand one to try out, then sell on if I didn't like it! (must be cheaper than hiring) ….but I like it, so kept it.
        Phil ....... Flickr

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          #19
          Re: Wide Angle Zoom

          Originally posted by JaKS_Foto View Post
          I've watched them on E Bay, nice friendly prices.

          I'll see what transpires in the new year, I would rather get a Canon 17-40 in truth, the wait should be worth it!

          Thanks the respones people.
          What camera are you going to use it on and how wide do you want to go?

          If you are using a full frame camera then the 17-40 is a very versatile wide angle zoom ranging from ultra wide to near standard angle of view. On an APS-C format camera it's far less of a wide angle equating roughly to a 28-65mm lens in 35mm format terms which is only moderately wide.

          To get a really wide angle lens for APS format than you are looking at 10-20 range lenses. My own choice was the Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 which I'm happy with.
          Nigel

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            #20
            Re: Wide Angle Zoom

            I bought a 24-105L off eBay for £450!! .....rather pleased with that :0)
            amphil007 that sounds like a bargain, well done !

            I would rather get a Canon 17-40 in truth, the wait should be worth it!
            Yes the 17-40 F4 might suit you very well Jaks, it's a popular lens with many.

            Trev

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              #21
              Re: Wide Angle Zoom

              The 17-40L is superb ... and so is the Sigma 10-20 (I own both). But if you need (rather than want) f2.8 then what's been said already. Use a site like PhotoZone. Also are you planning going FullFrame or APS-H ? Then stick to L glass.

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                #22
                Re: Wide Angle Zoom

                MX5, since you own the two wide angle lenses, when do you use your Sigma 10-20? What subjects?

                Ta

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