Wide angle lens for D700
Hi everybody,
I'm looking for a third party ultra wide angle lens with decent price for my Nikon D700. It might be a prime or zoom, currently in production line or older one...Build Quality is not a number one issue for me, nice optic is much more important...I know that third part companies sometimes produce very good optics but I'm not sure which one I should buy. By the way, I will use that lens in fairly low light conditions, so I prefer (but not a must) the f stop to start from 2.8...
Thanks a lot for your help and advice....
Sinan
I'm looking for a third party ultra wide angle lens with decent price for my Nikon D700. It might be a prime or zoom, currently in production line or older one...Build Quality is not a number one issue for me, nice optic is much more important...I know that third part companies sometimes produce very good optics but I'm not sure which one I should buy. By the way, I will use that lens in fairly low light conditions, so I prefer (but not a must) the f stop to start from 2.8...
Thanks a lot for your help and advice....
Sinan
Hopefully someone will have a specific recommendation, but Tokina, Tamron and Sigma websites should be a good place for you to view their options.
Best wishes
John
Best wishes
John
You could try this? Tokina AT-X 16-28mm f/2.8 PRO FX
http://www.photodo.com/topic_882.html
http://www.photodo.com/topic_882.html
Wow, this was started some time ago and by now I presume that Sinann has found the right lens. For my D700, I have tried (and like) the Nikkor 20mm AF, the Nikkor 18-35mm AF f3.5-4.5, the Sigma 17-35mm AF f2.8-4 and the Sigma 14mm AF.
The 20mm is beautiful and has made some of my very best images. The zooms are obviously more versatile but, as with most wide-angle zooms, distort the image more than the prime lens does. The 14mm is not the easiest to learn how to use well, but can create some amazing images. I used it in Badlands Ntl Park and got some "killer" shots.
The 20mm is beautiful and has made some of my very best images. The zooms are obviously more versatile but, as with most wide-angle zooms, distort the image more than the prime lens does. The 14mm is not the easiest to learn how to use well, but can create some amazing images. I used it in Badlands Ntl Park and got some "killer" shots.
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