Review: Sigma 10-20mm f3.5 EX DC HSM Lens - Nikon Fit

Here i review the Sigma 10-20mm F3.5 Lens - Nikon Fit.

It's a good lens for the money, and it is still one of the widest on the market for DX (APS-C) Sensors.

Old review of the 10-20 F4-5.6:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwryMxOKcNg

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Filmed on the NIkon D3100 with the Nikkor 18-55mm and Sigma 10-20mm

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[aliannab2009]

are you recording this on the d3100 mic

[nerdishcouk]

@aliannab2009 yes, and bumped up the gain... the mic isnt great on the D3100

[warachito]

Hahahaha your left arm looks very weird haha

nice review :D

[nerdishcouk]

Oh yeah! didn't notice that. This lens has some really bad barrel distortion (something i didn't mention) but is to be expected with something so wide.

[VeezyMusicTV]

um i gotta d3100 with the lens it comes with,and when i shoot videos it blurs the background,how do i stop that?

[bernhardtsen74]

I chose the Tamron 10-24mm over this after I tried out the aperture in the local photo store!

maybe I chose wrong, the autofocus on the Tamron is pretty slow which means it chases at least 3-4 times back and forth before deciding on taking the picture!!!!!

Getting a D7000 later this year!

[ChristopheSterkens]

@VeezyMusicTV open ure aperture to about 5.6 or even maybe higher, crank up you're ISO to 3200 if you can, done

[MadStylezuk]

Nice setup Bro !!! 

[ProfessorOwen]

@eosbill Depends on your budget, canon lenses will always have better quality, but some people don't care that much.

[eosbill]

I use Canon 500D and I'm deciding between Sigma 10-22mm f/3.5 that you review and Canon 10-22 f/3.5-5.6.

Please help me. Thank you

[Bunchpoland]

Thumbs up for a hut in a room!

[TokyoFreeze79]

@idkagoodusernameyet

The 10-20 F4-5.6 doesn't for Nikon. Glad to see this one does.

[idkagoodusernameyet]

Just saying, but: an 18mm standard lens on a camera body with a 1.6 crop factor becomes a 28.8 (29) mm lens whereas a 10mm lens becomes a 16mm lens. thats quite a difference.

[idkagoodusernameyet]

@TokyoFreeze79 yep (ofcourse.. LOL)

[TokyoFreeze79]

Does this lens for Nikon have an AF/M switch on it?