Customer Rating: 
Summary: A lot of bang for the buck
Comment: I needed a very wide angle lens for some work I had coming up and didn't really have the cash for a piece of Nikon glass to suit my needs.
After having done a lot of research on this lens, I decided to pick one up. I couldn't be happier. Seems to have a very good build quality for a lens in this price range. Distortion at the edges is very manageable, and the images produced by this lens are very sharp.
Customer Rating:
Summary: A/M Switch On Lens Deleted
Comment: Great images as all have said but on the latest stock the auto / manual switch has been removed. The lens cap now is the same as the Nikon center pinch lens cap.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Wow
Comment: Fabulous glass, not disappointed at all. This is a great addition to my lens options. Have not had it long but the little I have done with it tells me of great things to come. Sigma has won me over. The 10-20mm range is very fun. I use it on my Nikon D300. Loads of fun......
Customer Rating:
Summary: Heavyweight but worth it.
Comment: I'm a professional photographer (over 35 years) and I jumped into digital about a year ago with the Nikon D70s. It accepted my extensive collection of Nikon lens, but I purchased the Tamron 28-300 as my standard lens (very happy) but the wide 28mm was not wide enough. I bought the Nikon 15mm 1:5.6 back in the 80's for $1800 and it's a super lens, but the new light weight digital lens spoiled me so I decided to upgrade to the Sigma 10-20... nice range, good price, looked small in the ad, so I bought it.
Unfortunately when it arrived I was a little surprised to find this "digital only" lens about as big and heavy as the Nikon...1½ lbs vs. 1 1/8 for the Sigma. Both are bulky and heavy, but the quality of the Sigma lens caught me by surprise. Noticeably better than the Tamron, and a better feel than the Nikon... I was a little shocked, but not as shocked as my first sharpness test when the Sigma was way sharper than my Tamron and even a little sharper than my Nikon 15mm.
Nikon gave me a super wide with straight lines for a small fortune... Sigma did it with a zoom for under $500--- What's not to love. If your work calls for a super wide, you could hardly do better than this at any price. Highly Recommended.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Sigma 10-20mm Wide Angle Zoom
Comment: Excellent product. Edge to edge sharpness is very good even at 10mm. Totally happy with this purchase.
Summary: A lot of bang for the buck
Comment: I needed a very wide angle lens for some work I had coming up and didn't really have the cash for a piece of Nikon glass to suit my needs.
After having done a lot of research on this lens, I decided to pick one up. I couldn't be happier. Seems to have a very good build quality for a lens in this price range. Distortion at the edges is very manageable, and the images produced by this lens are very sharp.
Customer Rating:
Summary: A/M Switch On Lens Deleted
Comment: Great images as all have said but on the latest stock the auto / manual switch has been removed. The lens cap now is the same as the Nikon center pinch lens cap.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Wow
Comment: Fabulous glass, not disappointed at all. This is a great addition to my lens options. Have not had it long but the little I have done with it tells me of great things to come. Sigma has won me over. The 10-20mm range is very fun. I use it on my Nikon D300. Loads of fun......
Customer Rating:
Summary: Heavyweight but worth it.
Comment: I'm a professional photographer (over 35 years) and I jumped into digital about a year ago with the Nikon D70s. It accepted my extensive collection of Nikon lens, but I purchased the Tamron 28-300 as my standard lens (very happy) but the wide 28mm was not wide enough. I bought the Nikon 15mm 1:5.6 back in the 80's for $1800 and it's a super lens, but the new light weight digital lens spoiled me so I decided to upgrade to the Sigma 10-20... nice range, good price, looked small in the ad, so I bought it.
Unfortunately when it arrived I was a little surprised to find this "digital only" lens about as big and heavy as the Nikon...1½ lbs vs. 1 1/8 for the Sigma. Both are bulky and heavy, but the quality of the Sigma lens caught me by surprise. Noticeably better than the Tamron, and a better feel than the Nikon... I was a little shocked, but not as shocked as my first sharpness test when the Sigma was way sharper than my Tamron and even a little sharper than my Nikon 15mm.
Nikon gave me a super wide with straight lines for a small fortune... Sigma did it with a zoom for under $500--- What's not to love. If your work calls for a super wide, you could hardly do better than this at any price. Highly Recommended.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Sigma 10-20mm Wide Angle Zoom
Comment: Excellent product. Edge to edge sharpness is very good even at 10mm. Totally happy with this purchase.
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