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Old 19-12-09, 11:04 PM
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If you went full frame you could always get a 14-24 which would give you an even wider field of view ap4a

Yes and I know it`s a better lens but the cost.....
Yep, a lot more expensive than a 10-20, but if you sold that and your D80 you'd have a good sum ready for a down payment
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Old 20-12-09, 12:33 PM
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I think with 52,000 clicks on it my D80 might be worthless other than as a back up camera for me. I may look to sell the 10-20 and my 18-200 at some point though to help fund plans.
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I just got the Canon 10-22 for my 40D, and as mentioned above, it gives a very different perspective to a shot - something you couldn't replicate with stitched pic's at 17mm.
As to whether you 'need' it - check out what it will do for you and if you want that for your photography. At it's wider end such a lens is a special tool. I love it for landscapes (esp. with interesting skies) and for emphasizing objects - but get CLOSE!
I recommend having a look here too:
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/how-...ide-lenses.htm
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