ART Looking for budget wide angle lens recommendations

[delslow]

I am currently rocking a 300D with a Tamron 28-75mm and I'd like to get something pretty wide. I won't need it too often, so I'm looking for something reasonably priced. I don't really need zoom either, a prime would work fine. Any recommendations?

 

[Pineapple Devil]

tokina 12-24

 

[MTech]

tokina 12-24

+1 great lense, also the 10-17 fisheye

 

[IntheWorks]

sigma 10-20 Just rented this lens and I love it.

 

[e.pie]

it's worth the extra $100-200 more for the canon 10-22mm

 

[IntheWorks]

it's worth the extra $100-200 more for the canon 10-22mm

canon version won't fit on my camera... stupid EF-S mount. 10D FTW

 

[e.pie]

canon version won't fit on my camera... stupid EF-S mount. 10D FTW

 

[eWRXshun]

i just ordered a 24-70 f/2.8L tonight. not exactly budget.

sold my EF-S 17-85 this morning to help pay for it.

i'd up the price range a bit more and go with the 10-22. that's what i'm going to get to cover the area below what the 24-70 covers if i don't get a fisheye.

 

[e.pie]

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/Canon-10-22mm-test.shtml
http://www.completedigitalphotography.com/index.php?p=325

In a recent meeting with Canon, it was brought to my attention that the 10-22 EF-S actually uses all L-series glass. Canon does not want to give the L moniker to any lens that isn't full-frame, so the 10-22 is labelled an EF series lens, but optically, Canon considers it L-quality.

 

[NSX]

Canon 10-22mm is by far the best in the market.
Followed by Sigma 10-20mm.

 

[jared_IRL]

I <3 the 10-22...


Will it work on my D80?