Stealthy Ninja wrote: Tonika 11-16 is a very good lens.
What camera do you have though. IF it's a FF camera it won't work so well on it.
I've heard it works at 16mm, although "I don't need no stikin' batteries" would let my try it on his camera
Options that I looked at at the time were:
Tokina 11-16 - limited range, expensive, f2.8
Tokina 12-24 - wider range, not as wide 11mm vs 12mm
Canon 10-22 - variable aperture, expensive, apparently not as good build quality as the Tokina
I chose the Tokina 11-16 in the end, with the limited range you may have to switch lenses more often that the other choices, however I have no complaints with the Tokina so far.
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Tonika 11-16 is a very good lens.
What camera do you have though. IF it's a FF camera it won't work so well on it.
I've heard it works at 16mm, although "I don't need no stikin' batteries" would let my try it on his camera
Options that I looked at at the time were:
Tokina 11-16 - limited range, expensive, f2.8
Tokina 12-24 - wider range, not as wide 11mm vs 12mm
Canon 10-22 - variable aperture, expensive, apparently not as good build quality as the Tokina
I chose the Tokina 11-16 in the end, with the limited range you may have to switch lenses more often that the other choices, however I have no complaints with the Tokina so far.
My mum got the 11-16 when she was in HK last. It's pretty nice IMHO. Not as good as the Nikon 14-24, but costs a lot less.
It's a good sharp lens, probably more like a prime than anything else (not much zoom range).
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