[Dave]

OK, what lens stays on the front of your camera the most & why ?

[Dave]

For me it has to be a toss up between the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8, purely cuz it costs so much so feel I have to use it ......or the Sigma 10-20mm, just because I love the wide angle shots it gives

[stepheno]

Tamron 18-200mm simply because of the range it covers. For £260 sovs an excellent walk-about lens.

[Dabhand16]

My kit 18-70 is on the camera all of the time, because it's the only one I've got!

If you do decide to sell the Sigma 70-200, Dave, maybe that situation will change!

[Dave]

Originally Posted by stepheno

Tamron 18-200mm simply because of the range it covers. For £260 sovs an excellent walk-about lens.

....& where's your review of it sir ?

[Markulous]

Sigma 18-50mm DC kit lens stays on - 'cos camera fits in camera bag better!
But Sigma 105mm EX DG Macro is arguably used more often (well, more successfully!). Well, in the summer, anyway

[P-E]

At the moment I'm enjoying working with the 35mm 1.4L.

[emmettleffel]

I do tend to keep the Sigma 30mm 1.4 (48mm equivalent on 35mm) on the digital camera with the others close at hand if required.

It is a very sharp lens with good contrast and I like the fast lens.

I can also crop part of the image and then use Sizefixer SLR to bring out detail.

Doug

[Sonsey]

At the moment it's the Sigma 10-20 as it's my most recent purchase and I want to learn how to use it properly... but the Canon 100-400L IS get's more use on average

[stepheno]

Originally Posted by Dave

....& where's your review of it sir ?

Yes sir......I'll hop to it

[jason]

My Nikkor 18-70mm lense is the most consistently used lense. Covers most of my needs at present. I would like a nice wideangle lense for travel, landscapes and and general photography though, any suggestions ?

[Sonsey]

Originally Posted by jason

I would like a nice wideangle lense for travel, landscapes and and general photography though, any suggestions ?

Originally Posted by Sonsey

At the moment it's the Sigma 10-20

Very pleased with it

http://www.pixalo.com/reviews/showpr...duct/60/cat/14

[Steve]

Canon 17-40L is my default lens and the one that 'lives' on the camera. I tend to shoot landscape mainly but at a push the 17-40 will return reasonable results for most subject matter (excluding zoom ranges).

If I am going out to photograph a certain subject I will select the most suitable lens in advance and ensure that it is cleaned and setup on the camera so that I am prepared as soon as the first shot presents itself.

[Tigress]

Canon EF-s 17-85mm IS - mainly because I am trying more landscapes and the walking helps keep me fit

[daveyuk]

For me it's either my 17-85 or my 70-200 as that gives me a very usable range