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dean
06-13-2006, 12:07 AM
I just bought a new wide angle lens for my D70. I got the Sigma 10-20mm (http://www.sigmaphoto.com/lenses/lenses_all_details.asp?navigator=6). Unfortunately, it started to rain so I couldn't take any pics downtown today, but here are some interior shots of my house. This lens is pretty sick. I love the 10mm wide angle.

http://www.europeanwerks.com/Nikon/sigma/Sigma_WA_1.jpg

http://www.europeanwerks.com/Nikon/sigma/Sigma_WA_2.jpg

http://www.europeanwerks.com/Nikon/sigma/Sigma_WA_3.jpg

EJ_Allmota
06-13-2006, 12:15 AM
dAMN man tight ass shots.. the D70 is bad ass, house looks nice as well...

Mr. Antonov
06-13-2006, 12:16 AM
Dude you have a really nice house and camera!

dean
06-13-2006, 12:23 AM
Thanks. Hopefully, if it's sunny tomm, I am going to try and get some downtown shots while at work.

Nittanys1
06-13-2006, 12:35 AM
WOW man THAT is y i want to get a DSLR....just for the wide angle shots! ohh and NICE ASS HOUSE! clean!

Dominic49
06-13-2006, 01:48 AM
nice lense seems kinds slow for a wide angle though... how much did you drop for it?

dean
06-13-2006, 02:00 AM
nice lense seems kinds slow for a wide angle though... how much did you drop for it?

$465 shipped.

Stormhammer
06-13-2006, 02:08 AM
dude screw downtown - i want more pics of your house lol

RUSH
06-13-2006, 02:45 AM
$465 shipped.


Hey fella, can you get a pic with a regular lens, something like a 18-70mm or something close, in almost the same spot as one of these.... only if you dont mind! Just want to see how big of a difference it made!

Nemesis
06-13-2006, 07:19 AM
Nice lens Dean. I had a buddy up in Chicago compare a Sigma lens versus the Nikon lens side by side, and our shots were practically identical, and we both shot with the same camera on a tripod with same settings. Sigma makes some quality stuff. Im actually in the market for a nice prime lens and probably looking towards another Sigma.



WOW man THAT is y i want to get a DSLR....just for the wide angle shots! ohh and NICE ASS HOUSE! clean!


A D-SLR straight out of the box with a standard kit lens cant really take wide angle shots. Another lens has to be used.

Outphase
06-13-2006, 07:30 AM
Nice.

Nittanys1
06-13-2006, 08:27 AM
A D-SLR straight out of the box with a standard kit lens cant really take wide angle shots. Another lens has to be used.


Yeah i know that, I have a Canon 35 mm with two sigma lenses...I just would rather have a digital one

dean
06-13-2006, 09:09 AM
Hey fella, can you get a pic with a regular lens, something like a 18-70mm or something close, in almost the same spot as one of these.... only if you dont mind! Just want to see how big of a difference it made!

I have the 18-200. I will try and take some pics from the same spots.

RUSH
06-13-2006, 09:17 AM
I have the 18-200. I will try and take some pics from the same spots.



That would be awesome man, I have to take pics of inside houses all the time for my company and this would help out a lot!

I actually bought a Digital Optics wide angle converter w/Macro lens... the macro lens works great but the wide angle is nothing to be happy about, or no where close to your shots(being wide enough)!

dean
06-13-2006, 09:48 AM
These are from the exact same spots. I put the sigma back on and viewed the picture from last night with what I saw in the view finder to find the same spot, and put on the Nikon 18-200.

http://www.europeanwerks.com/Nikon/sigma/nikon_wa_1.jpg

http://www.europeanwerks.com/Nikon/sigma/nikon_wa_2.jpg

http://www.europeanwerks.com/Nikon/sigma/nikon_wa_3.jpg

RUSH
06-13-2006, 10:12 AM
WOW, Thats an unreal difference.... I guess after the 18-200 VR I will get the wide angle to! Looks to be well worth the money!


Thanks for snapping some more!

speedminded
06-13-2006, 10:53 AM
dude, i'm stealing some of your paint colors :tongue: I already started staining my cabinets the same as your dining room table and chairs, hoping it will look good with yellow and stainless steel......What i'm not looking forward to is sanding my damn ceiling to get all that freakin spray stucco/spackel crap off that seems to be in every house for the past century. hrmm...maybe i'll just take the cheapest 1/4" drywall i can find and cover it up, tape, mud...paint and say screw sanding upside for hours and hours :dunno:

oh yeah, great pics...i need a another camera!

A.P. Photography
06-13-2006, 10:59 AM
Great pics Dean. House looks tight as well. :goodjob:

Repost Squintz
06-13-2006, 01:42 PM
gawd damnit, i should've jus bought the d50 :(

aaronfelipe
06-13-2006, 01:43 PM
FUCKING CLEAN.
:goodjob:

Nemesis
06-13-2006, 02:02 PM
gawd damnit, i should've jus bought the d50 :(


Learn your camera!!!!!!! Owning a D-SLR and not knowing how to use it isnt any good. Just because you have one doesnt mean you can will be able to take shots out of the box like this. I think a lot of people have this notion that to be a good photographer you have to have high end equipment.

Repost Squintz
06-13-2006, 02:10 PM
Learn your camera!!!!!!! Owning a D-SLR and not knowing how to use it isnt any good. Just because you have one doesnt mean you can will be able to take shots out of the box like this. I think a lot of people have this notion that to be a good photographer you have to have high end equipment.
lol i kno i jus feel like outa the loop LOL

Nemesis
06-13-2006, 02:16 PM
lol i kno i jus feel like outa the loop LOL


D-SLR's are great in their own way, but unless you plan on getting serious with photography, a high end point and shoot will give you more versatility for the money. Buying lenses left and right add up quick :( The only reason I have two D-SLR's is for the fact that if Im away on an event and something happens to the main body, I wont be stuck hundreds of miles away from home without a camera to shoot with. Or if shooting a once in a lifetime type event (such as a wedding) the customer isnt screwed out of what they paid for.

Nittanys1
06-13-2006, 02:21 PM
^^ one of the reasons I want one but dont