the distortion is easilly noticable even on landscapes, atleast if you know what the scape looks like

This post was edited by Antichrist- on Nov 22 2008 08:34am

what camera do you have mate?

Yes you can see it, but it doesnt really bother you when you look at a landscape picture, it still is realistic. not even close to as he called it 'a balloon'.

read what we were talking about

hahah what a mess
I guess I am not the only one who is too lazy to read previous posts in a thread


the thread starter and our great guild leader has Rebel XTI Eos 400D

This post was edited by Futurama on Nov 22 2008 12:24pm

Okay, I was wondering about filters.... I only want one to protect it, and maybe a polorizer later (or maybe there is a better one?). Do you know what they would be called? Like 10-20mm filters or what?



lol

This post was edited by chantal7 on Nov 22 2008 12:58pm

ok about filters. obviously you will need a 77mm filter for that lens and from what I have seen those are quite expensive but of course its good to have to protect your a lot more expensive lens lol
anyway I saw this post on some other online photography forum, maybe someone here can confirm what that guy said is correct or not.

Yeah, I know I need an expensive one, but I have no idea where you for "77mm" from. That's what I wanted to know.

nice i may be interested in asking to join when i get my camera, and i get a little bit good!

hehe I am sure our great leader will welcome anyone who is interested in photography


hmm what do you mean? where I found out that sigma 10-20 need a 77mm filter?


some info about using polarizer with wide angle lenses, but you have to scroll down a lil bit lol

http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/polarizers.shtml


lmao hope its not too much info for ya

maybe Antichrist and Astragony who actually had or have sigma 10-20 will give you better info

This post was edited by Futurama on Nov 22 2008 02:18pm