Canon 10-18 vs Canon 10-22 vs Tokina 11-16 - Review and Samples

[@AlGollas]

Great video! I’m using the 10-18mm for my real estate videos. Love the ultra wide angle capabilities it offers. Thanks!

[@johnmichael642]

Best comparison video between 10-18 & 11-16

[@robert3333]

Which on would you recommend for filming shortfilms and landscape fotography? 10 - 18 because of the IS or the 11 - 16 because of the f 2.8?

[@JayMacroPhotos]

I've been looking at reviews for the 10-18mm lens and this review is the best because you show how close you can get compared to the others. Thanks!

[@barrybowling]

This is such a great video! Hands down satisfied every curiosity I had at the moment. Thanks for being so detailed.

[@ThePhotoForce]

This video helped me out greatly several years back when I first started shooting with canon glass. One thing I have since learned is that 10-18 has some seriously crazy lens flares when shooting towards a light fixture such as a chandelier, etc. I shoot real estate so this happens often. I also have the tokina 11-16 and it produces 0 lens flares when shot in the same situation as the 10-18. I just bought the 10-22 to try out now and hoping it is like the tokina with less flares because I really like that 1mm extra width from the canon. Tokina definitely has more chromatic aberrations (easy enough to fix in post). Figured I would add my 2-cents to anyone curious on how these do for real estate.

[@luisungredda9029]

Is the 10-18 still usable? Or is there a way to mitigate the lense flares?

[@ThePhotoForce]

@@luisungredda9029 yes, it is 100% usable. I used the 10-18 professionally for years and it is easy enough to edit out the lens flares. They typically show up around unshaded light sources like chandeliers. I still have one of my shooters using the 10-18 daily for property shoots. I personally use the 10-22 now if on a crop canon and my 15mm Loawa if on my full frame sony. It just saves me a bit of time not editing out the flares but again its not every picture, just when pointed at an open light source. Hope that helps,

[@luisungredda9029]

@@ThePhotoForce thanks my man

[@ThePhotoForce]

@@nishanketbaniya9476 really depends on what kind of work you are planning to do with it. I shoot real estate so a full manual lens works well for me. Loawa does a 15mm full manual (focus and aperture) lens for canon full frame. Reason I like loawa is because they have a zero distortion and f2.0 is great for low light interior video. Look up on B&H Photos website "Venus Laowa 15mm f/2 FE Zero-D Lens for Canon EOS." That is my go-to for real estate. Lens is on the pricy side for full manual for the zero distortion and high quality image saves me a lot of time from post process editing. If you need auto focus, probably go with one of canons 16mm full frame options. They have several like a 16-35, but I am very happy with my laowa. If you need a more budget friendly full frame lens, Rokinon has several. Their 14mm puts out a decent image but you will have distortion that you have to correct in post processing. I have used all of these at one point. Best of luck!

[@ThePhotoForce]

Just realized PhotoRec Tv has a video comp for the Laowa lens as well. His videos are super helpful seeing comparisons like these. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ21l2qgfrKsbqc

[@Dashingdarby]

I actually bought the 10-18 for real estate photography and had to return it. It consistently made a magenta ghosting effect at windows, chandeliers and any bright spot in the photo. I bought a used 10-22 and was much happier. No ghosting on the old 10-22.

[@SpankieValentineTV]

As always, you're reviews are spot on and so helpful!

[@inmyfreetyme]

Came across your video today. Love the comparisons. U explained all very well and at an understandable pace. I will buy that 10-18mm lens for my Canon EOS 800D. It will suit my Real Estate well.

[@nikodemnowakowski9040]

Excellent review that helped me so much with making up my mind about which wide angle lens to buy. Every second of the video really well used. And you did it with no cuts :) Thank you.

[@swesleyharris]

Great video even after ten years. I love the 10 - 18. I bought a metal mount replacement part for the plastic mount. I got it on Amazon and the install was easy.

[@100adventurer]

I was torn between the Canon 10 - 18 and the Tokina 11 - 16 but this video helped me clear my ideas! I was really looking for a review like this with the photo and video comparison (with also the sound, as I was thinking about using the lens also for shooting some videos). Thank you much! You gained a subscriber! ☺️

[@rbanyaga]

@100adventurer - Which lens did you go with? How has it been?

[@robertshawstaff452]

I love night time photography. The Tokina really is the only choice. Philip Bloom has recommend it at 16mm for a FF camera. Ive tried it on a 5DMII and found it to be crazy wide but usable (smidgen of vinette). However I bought the Canon 10-18mm for daytime shooting, and which now I will try for silky smooth water falls. I like to shoot inside Cathedrals when I travel and found the 10-18mm was very weak in these darker sanctuaries (ISO cranked adds grain, and the shadows were unacceptable). Thanx for your review.

[@mrkiks32]

I have a 7D with a couple of L lenses, 70-200f2.8L non is, 17-40 f4L,(my general walk around zoom lens), and was looking for a wide angle crop lens for my Canon. I found great information and specs with your video on these 3 lenses that I'm currently considering. I think I might have a winner with the 10-18 Canon. I definitely needed this range to be completely covered. Thanks for this great informative video.

[@vettrix]

Thank you for making this review. I have been making tons of notes have had the hardest darn time figuring out which features are worth giving up on a wide angle lens and which I will be using more. Your straight to the point, non boasting personality also make you enjoyable to watch. So many people start off talking for so long that I have to fast forward to get to the actual info. Thanks again, I will check ya out on Facebook!

[@scottrushton453]

It seems I always seek out these comparisons after the fact, but it's nice to see I chose the right lens! I had ordered the 10-18mm on a $299.00(Canadian) boxing day deal, but then was considering a used Tokina at the same price. The Tokina owner is out of town, so I couldn't pull the trigger; glad I didn't. Thanks for a great comparison review of exactly the three lenses I was considering, your effort and expertise are greatly appreciated. 🙏

[@juanjaramillo1854]

I've had the Tokina for several years and I don't go anywhere without it. Great lens and love the f2.8 feature of it.

[@ratheesumit89]

@Lathrop Logistics not so much . It definitely makes some sound but not that terrible.

[@ShyamalKumarK]

Thanks a lot for the detailed review. I was confused between 10-188mm and 10-22mm since the former has a plastic mount. This review helped me a lot. Going for the 10-18mm.

[@Durexik]

I just bought a 10-18 Canon and a Canon 70D so Im very happy with this video :D

[@photorectoby]

+Jakub Duroska Nice!

[@maxdostert4407]

Jakub Duroska how is the combination?

[@Durexik]

Max Dostert Its great. Highly recommend

[@maxdostert4407]

Thank you so much!:)

[@Jason-mz8xw]

Most of what I shoot is video indoors in basement so I require the STM and larger aperture. I have video lighting but not sufficient for even my 18-55 at F3.5 without pushing the ISO. It's too bad Canon doesn't have an F2.8 at higher price point. It will cost me a couple hundred just to get sufficient lighting for F4.5. I'd rather that money go into a more robust lens.

[@robertogiulioni]

I really appreciated your video. It's about one mounth i'm thinking to buy one of this three objectives, and today i've bought the canon 10 - 18. I'm waiting from Amazon. And than i saw your video. Happy to see i've done the right choise.

[@aeldus66]

Then according to you the best lens is the canon 10-18? I have that lens and I wanted to buy new tokina 11 20 mm 2.8 Now I changed idea. I remain with my old cheap 10-18. Thanks

[@keyroncampbell]

Are they good for real estate

[@Prepston]

Terrific review,Toby. You answered exactly what I was wondering and wanted to know...

[@PotatoStandVids]

I love the 10-22mm look. I guess when it all comes down to it, it's what appeals to you and defines your own style.

[@GeraldThomasphotojunkie]

Great review you are a pro! Question: What set up did you use to film this review?

[@ozibabu9386]

Please guide me... Canon 10-18, 10-22 and Tokina 11-16, what is the best lens for video and photography?

[@fernandomiramotnes2615]

Thanks for a great review of these lenses Toby! Can you please let me know which camera and lens you used to record yourself in the first section of the video?(0:12 to 9:00 or so) Thanks!

[@photorectoby]

Canon 5D Mark III and a good prime lens. See more at photorec.tv/whats-in-our-camera-bags/

[@kris_tanwasabi63]

Nice breakdown on the lenses, so excited I just bought my 10-18mm lens online about to get it this week. Thank you man. I ant wait to do my vlogs with it.

[@GuitarFreakNation]

Very good review. Had to hit the subscribe. I just got the Sigma 17-50mm but I am missing that wide angle so this review was very helpful. Keep 'em coming.

[@clublati]

thank for the review. I've bought the 10-18mm because of all the glowing reviews everywhere. I have a 17-40mm but I wanted an even wider lens and this seems to be the best one (for cropped sensors)

[@DimensionalMan]

Thank you! this is the best video on youtube displaying the auto focus noise! a lot of other reviewers either skip this issue or don't compare the sounds! I'll be getting the 10-18 for the silence :)

[@photorectoby]

You bet!

[@alphaphotoandvideo]

great video, i'm saving up for 10-18stm!

[@tommigunthompson3403]

Thank you sooo much Toby, I really needed this review as I am looking for a wide angle lens for my Canon 90D and with your help I have come to a consensus on the 10-18mm lens.

[@ylymusic5485]

which one is best for vlogging?

[@CoachBay]

Tom YLY Let me share my experience as a vlogger. My standard setup is Canon 800D with the 10-18mm. Works very well outdoors and when you have natural light. I was struggling indoors in lower light conditions. I move around a lot and don’t want to carry additional lighting. So I got the Tokina 11-16 for indoor vlogging, because of the 2.8f. This latest video was recorded indoors without any additional lighting. I am very happy with the result. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZfGfaWBmK58fdE

[@CoachBay]

Hope this helps!

[@NachoAverage1]

Thank you for your review. You helped me make a definitive decision on purchasing the 10-18

[@garethflynn5469]

Hi Toby, I hadn't heard of your channel before today. Whilst looking at sample images from members of a forum, I came across a link to this comparison. Was very useful, thank you. I shall be subscribing!

[@photorectoby]

Gareth Fallon Wonderful. Where did you hear about me? Thanks!

[@ljjonesy]

Did you use a lens hood with the 10-18?

[@AdrienneLloren]

Thank you for this review! I've been trying to figure what wide lens to get :)

[@marcanthonystorm]

Thank you for sharing. I just bought this lens. I subbed.

[@photorectoby]

Thanks for the sub! Appreciated.

[@firasraad5280]

Good morning there, would like your honest opinion bro. sigma 10-20, tamron 10-24, tokina 11-16 and the tokina 12-24.. between the four 3rd party lenses.. which suits me most? i am doing weddings, outdoors/landscaping and a lil bit of video. am using a nikon d7100. thanks :)

[@cnottagejr]

which one is the best to get

[@nogoogleplus]

What camera and lens did you use to shoot yourself on this vid? It looks excellent!

[@Dontjudgemeprod]

Greatly appreciate this video. I will be purchasing the Canon 10-18mm after much debate and watching this video. Definitely cleared it up for me, and allowed me the ability to make a sound choice. Great work, you have a new subscriber from here on out! - James, DJMP

[@l1onPL]

I own the 10 - 22 for about a year and I think if I had to choose once again, I would still buy the 10 - 22. USM is more trustworthy than STM with my 7D, more light than 10 - 18 and, don't forget, that 22 mm on crop sensor is about 35 on FF - which is wide standard and works pretty good in repo.

[@cesarguerilla]

Great, very illustrative content, thanks! Two years after this video, would you still recommend the 10-18mm as an add on to an APS-C setup or as a travel lens?

[@photorectoby]

+César Martínez it's still an excellent lens yes

[@cesarguerilla]

Thank you so much for your answer, after watching this video and the full review I am convinced and I'm heading to the photo store to purchase one. Thanks again an keep doing videos!

[@hossb57]

Great video, a lot of useful information, thanks

[@J0hanPG]

I'm looking for a wide angle to have a better reach at shooting fireworks shows. I'm not sure if I should pick the Tokina, on of the Canons or even the Sigma 10-20mm. What would you recommend ? I don't like the fact that the 10-18mm Canon is full plastic.

[@MHarvey-tp5km]

Thank you very much for this review

[@fraziVLOG]

Thanks a lot man, your video has definitely helped me with my decision!!

[@jetblakink]

I have the Canon 10-18, and the Tokina 11-16. Tokina for low light stuff and in doors, as I don't find the Canon isn't much use after dark. Having said that, the Tokina flares terribly in night street photography, the Canon is better if the scene is a non moving one. The Canon is brilliant in the daytime, and is ultra quiet and ultra light if you need to carry it around all day, like I do. However, the Tokina is also brilliant in the day, and produces lovely starpoints/starburst when you stop it down. The main drawback is the Tokina weighs a ton in comparison to the Canon, and doesn't focus nowhere as close to the subject if you need that. For video, use the Canon; for photography use the Tokina. If you use the Canon for photography, make sure you have light or a flash.

[@CoachBay]

jetblakink Agree. I am a vlogger. I use canon 10-18mm for daylight and the Tokina 11-16 for low light conditions.

[@RoninNYC]

Coach Bay How is the 11-16 for daily vlogging.

[@dmonaghan99]

Great review. Helped me decide to grab a 10-18. Thanks

[@paweld31]

I would like to ask for your opinion. I'm going to buy canon 60D but I'm not sure about the lenses. I have a dilemma: canon 50mm 1.8 + 10-18mm 4.5-5.6 OR sigma 17-50 2.8?

[@domagoj5455]

Canon 10-18mm is miles better than other lenses in this comparison. It gives equal sharpness BUT is much better at chromatic aberation than Tokina, much quieter and smoother in video capturing, has IS, and can focus very close. Slower f-stop doesn't mean anything, as it has aforementioned IS, and with it it actually becomes more capable of taking handheld sharper pictures in low light than any other lens here. It is slower maybe 1-2 stops, but it is compensating this with 4 stops capable IS ! Today's DSLR mostly have excellent ISO performances, so that doesn't matter too. And is cheapest lens here..all in all great lens for money.

[@TheJudge064]

The aperture will matter for video though.

[@TheBrokenMeeple]

Yeah the high aperture is my fear for indoor video even with controlled lighting. I’m so used to 1.8 or 2.8 that 4.5 is scaring me off the 18-10

[@brodylockwood14]

​@@TheBrokenMeeple No need to be. I can handheld a 1 second photo with it! It's actually better in low light than the others due to stabilisation.

[@CMLMalta]

THanks for the review... What do you suggest for Music Concert shooting, please?

[@KieranWrightPhoto]

+Charlot Scicluna Well you're a bit stuck here because there is a lot of movement at a concert, so you'd need a Image Stabilized lens to shoot them (well at least for video) but light is also very limited so you'd need a low aperture too! If only the 11-16mm and the 10-18mm lenses had a baby haha!

[@nixxonnor]

+Kieran Wright Photo "... there is a lot of movement at a concert, so you'd need a Image Stabilized lens..." You must be thinking of camera movement, because image stabilization will not help at all if the object moves. For concert shooting, the Tokina would probably be the better choice, due to the F/2.8

[@jpderose72]

Here in the UK, the Sigma/C 12-24mm f/4.5-5.6 DG HSM II is cheaper to rent than the Tokina 11-16. Have you come across the Sigma ? Your opinion please.

[@cotesanchile]

Great video. Would you recommend 10-18 for landscape?

[@peteralbert9805]

Yes, it is perfect for that. Ususally you have plenty of light for these shots for at f4.5 and you would use f5.6 or f8 for the best sharpness and DOF anyways. The focus is fast and silent, the angle of view is perfect.

[@divajain3053]

Thanks for your really useful video, of all the reviews on the 10-18mm lens, I found this to be the most informative. A wide angle lens is something I have been sitting on the fence on for a while, mainly justifying the cost. Helps that the 10-18mm is the same filter size (67mm) as 18-135mm, saving lots on extra filters! Could I just ask, how does the 10-18mm perform on long exposures, I know you said no starry skies, but what about dawn and dusk shots? PS. Sorry but I don't shop from B&H, mostly due to the customs charges that I'd be dealing with. Believe Amazon UK also give commissions? Not sure about DigitalRev or Onestopdigital?

[@ethanmorgan5366]

Very well composed information. I enjoyed this.

[@jiameisun5383]

hello, toby, like your videos a lot, do you have a review for canon 17-35mm, canon 17-40mm, vs tokina 16-28mm review, any pros & cons for landscape/night shoot? Appreciate your opinion,

[@in-ac-tive]

trying to decide between the 10-18, roki 14mm and roki 8mm for filming skateboarding and just general use. any thoughts?

[@photorectoby]

For the money the 10-18 gives you great versatility. For the quality and low light performance the 14mm would be my second choice. Manual focus only though.

[@derrickdd]

So informative, and well done. I love your videos. you are appreciated.

[@SuzannesVault]

I have used the Canon 10-22 for a few years now and it is great! However, I suffer from G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome) and may just have to pick up that 10-18 for video with that STM quietness! Thanks for your reviews with video AND pics.

[@agoniavr]

What about the Sigma 10-20? I want an ultra wide to start with landscapes and I've seen the Sigma 10-20, Canon 10-18 and the Tokina you mentioned. The fact is: I red a lot of nice reviews about the Canon 10-18(as you said no reasons to consider the 10-22) but it's way cheaper and "plasticky" so I wonder: if I have the budget would the Sigma/Tokina be better or the Canon price is just fooling me for no reason? What do you think of the Sigma?

[@leeway1331]

Image sample comes at 09:11

[@nightcoder5k]

Great video. Thanks. I have the 10-18 for my Sony A7ii. Love it.

[@ARNABOSS]

thanks for this demo comparison the 10-18 is still an impressive little gem of a lens

[@aaarkh]

thanx, helped me make up my mind. just bought it. great lense.

[@CruzthakidQuest]

love your channel!!! i watched your reviews and commend the detail you give and how professional you are with your delivery and with your videos. For fast moving objects or persons in your video... which lens do you recommend for my canon 70d, the tokina or canon 10-18? thank you!

[@myownalias]

In my view the 10-18 has too many issues with flaring and ghosting of light sources, be it windows or light bulbs. I have owned the 10-18 for 2 years and recently purchased the 10-22 and the ghosting has completely disappeared from my interior real estate photography meaning i spend much less time in post fixing the ghosting,, the extra $300 for the 10-22 over the 10-18 is worth it for the time savings in post production.

[@photorectoby]

Interesting. I wonder if you had a bad copy.

[@myownalias]

If I do have a bad lens, I'm not the only one, the online research I have done seems to indicate that it is a fairly common issue, especially within the real estate photography sector.

[@WhiteFrequencyNoise]

ep I tested the 10-18 from canon and tested with sigma 10-20 and tokina 11-16... 10-18 has problems with light bulb flares sun and in some cases ghosting ... but I will buy it anyway is a cheep lens and very sharp, I like the macro shoots to:)) I shoot landscape so it will wor for me, but if anyone work with direct light I don't recommended

[@LifeAsDane]

Agree. Unfortunately I haven't tried the other lenses and I'm itching to resolve this. The flare is in about 50% of my interior real estate shots. Outside it's not as much a problem with the lens hood, but I'm not as happy with my 10-18mm as all these reviewers seem to be but it's when comparing to the other limited choices for a crop.

[@becborahm]

Thanks for the video Toby!! actually last year one of your review videos helped me to get a canon 70d.

[@Cuentasinusar]

+bec borahm u r hot

[@joelmspencer]

Fantastic video, thanks for making this. I've got a really tough decision as to which lens to get.... I'm going to Iceland soon and want to take photos of the Northern Lights if we are lucky enough to see them whilst there. Having had a look on flickr there are some absolutely amazing shots with the Tokina, and obviously hardly any with the 10-18 due to the aperture difference (such a shame Canon couldn't make this lens 2.8 but then I guess the price would be a lot higher).. our trip is for a week, and then when I get home I will be shooting landscape shots between dawn, day and dusk, in England, UK... so I wouldn't neccessarily _need_ the Tokina back home.... What do you think I should do ? I could hire the Tokina for Iceland and buy the Canon when I come back from our trip I guess, but I don't know whether to just buy the Tokina and save having to spend money on hiring a lens just for Iceland.

[@golfraven5669]

Great review. I am in the market for one and the inexpensive 10-18 might be a contender

[@kirtg1]

Thanks for the video. I am in the processes of upgrading my gear and since I shoot real estate, the 10-18 is a top contender now.

[@syedasifjamil9973]

I have a Canon EOS 5D Mark111 with EF 24-105 mm lens. I have recently taken up photography as a hobby and am looking for a good Wide-Angle lens for my camera. I would like to know which one to buy as I know nothing about lenses.

[@Canoneosmiami]

Best review on this lenses I seen so far .thanks .

[@mi3rebus]

Very nice video Toby. I'm deciding if i should get the Tokina or the canon 10-18 though i like the tokina more than the canon. I have the 18-135mm stm so i dont really need another stm. I love the f2.8 good for shooting night sky/scene and the only thing the downside it doesn't have IS.. but does it matter if i shoot for landscape outdoors aswell? Help would be appreciate.

[@ahmedel-guindy6559]

Thanks for this informative comparison. Quick question, would you still recommend the Canon 10-18mm over the new Tokina 11-20 Atx-i?

[@tezzap8325]

Hi Toby,I looked at your review on the Sigma 17-70. Thank you for that. I'm now thinking of buying one. Here where i live i can buy a refurbished one for 400 US or the older version for around 300 US. Is the newer version much better than the last should i save myself a hundred US and go with the older model? What would you do?

[@jbtalks868]

Great video! What would you recommend as being the most cost effective Camera and Lens for a vlogger, a lot of moving objects at times, and still videos too? Ideally, I want a Canon 70D with the 10-18 lens but is there a cheaper one that can get the job done?

[@danielm-k7393]

JB talks don’t get the 70d imo because it doesn’t do 60fps

[@danielm-k7393]

The sl2 is great

[@ceotariqnelson8802]

I just purchased the Tokina 11 - 20mm from Amazon. The Focus Mechanism is not working. I am about to return it... I really NEED the f/2.8 because most of my photos and video work is in dark night clubs. I will go purchase the Canon 10 - 18mm instead. I seem to have problems with NON CANON lenses. I also have the Sigma 30mm f/1.4. It focuses too slow for what I do. I rented the Tokina 11 - 16 from Adorama to test to see if I would like it before I purchased the Tokina and I loved it. Now my lens arrives in the mail and it's not working.... UGGGGGG!!!! So I will STICK TO CANON LENSES!!!! Thank you for your ALWAYS PROFESSIONAL AND HELPFUL REVIEWS. They are much needed and appreciated.

[@paulmoss4199]

Thanks for the review Toby, I have already bought the Canon 10-18mm STM for my 70D so I am pleased that you like it. You mentioned about updating the camera firmware for the Canon 10-18mm, how would I know which lenses are currently supported by the firmware and how would I update the cameras firmware, does it have to go back to the store? In the box for the 10-18mm was a leaflet that said the camera firmware would have to be updated if I was using a Rebel T5i/700D but didn't mention anything about the 70D.

[@photorectoby]

Hi Paul, They should release new firmware soon - it will be a file that we can download form the canon site - follow me on facebook facebook.com/Digital.Photo.Recommendations/ and I will be sure to let people know.

[@jeanettekalchik2463]

If I want to try some nature wide angle photography and have a small budget would it be better to start with the canon 10-18 or the 24 prime in your opinion?

[@photorectoby]

Jeanette Kalchik You have the 18-55 or 18-135 now? how often do you wish you could go wider than 18? If often get the 10-18 otherwise get the 24mm prime. (which prime are we talking about? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKu4pp2Nf9Ktlbs)

[@MottiWolkenbruch]

What do you recommend for astrophoto?

[@DDTaim]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks Toby!

[@Beats4needs]

I'm an absolute noob with these lenses and this video was great.

[@markkrukowski5728]

I've been really wanting to see a comparison of these thank god you put it up. :)

[@mrbill4man1234]

Good info, Thanks! Which would you recommend for a Canon 7D user like me...

[@TheKoyok92]

subscribed. . its very informative and more understandable when u showed more examples. keep it up. .

[@photorectoby]

+TheKoyok92 thank you - we appreciate that

[@rodrigovilleda764]

I really apreciate this! exactly im looking beetwen this two lenses the Tokina and the Canon 10-22 and maybe you can help me. My first idea is for Landscapes and some kind of Milkyway timelapses, can you give me an advice? i feel the 10-22 a little bit more sharpness and the colors but is not too fast. What did you think? Thanks for this!!!

[@vikbys]

I thought the Canon 10-18 was optimized for crop sensor cameras? Do you still have to multiply?

[@sandalf-the-grey]

yes you still have to multiply .... 10-18 stands for 16-29 in FF terms

[@sunp80]

Thanks for the detailed review. Apart from the problem while shooting night sky with Canon 10-18 which you mentioned in the video, is there any problem with it while shooting landscapes? Also is there any other lens suggestion that you have for wide angle landscape?

[@stephennesheanerandallalba8930]

Hello there, will my EOS 70D can use this??? And how can I determine a lenses that compatible with my EOS 70D Another question, Does other brand of lenses is compatible with my CANON EOS 70D in a random way?:) I am really having a hard time to chose a lenses. But one thing I need is a wide angle lenses for landscape :)

[@franciscohestnes]

Randall. There are two things you need to know. You have a canon crop sensor camera. 1.6 crop factor. So: canon camera=Ef Mount. Canon crop sensor camera=Ef-S Mount. A Ef lens is compatible with a crop sensor camera. But a Ef-s lens is NOT compatible with a full frame camera.

[@stephennesheanerandallalba8930]

Much help, Thank you man Francisco Hestnes

[@hosainalkhoridh5525]

I am planning to buy a wide angle lens ,but I don't know which one of these I should go with. Canon 10-18mm or the Tokina 11-16mm or the sigma 10-20mm I also want a lens between this range 10 to this range 50 which is not possible in one lens. I have the canon 28-135 and I am thinking of selling it and buying the tamron 16-300 what do you recommend me?

[@JonLinton_]

Let me start off by saying I think your videos are great very informative and quality is superb. I apologize in advance for my question... I recently bought the Tokina a few days ago and just watched your video today. I really love that 10-18. I'm doing cityscapes and landscapes and not too much video. Which do you think would be best for me?

[@unrefillable]

What do you reccommend for nikon?

[@unrefillable]

+Eric Jung thanks for answering an old comment, I'm looking forward for that lens

[@ha10am]

Which one of these lenses is better in terms of image quality like chromatic aberration , distortion and so on ..

[@photorectoby]

john al-otaibi They all suffer from distortion but I found the Canon 10-18 to be the best overall quality.

[@FeedScrn]

Thank YOu for the review. I was reviewing the Canon 10-18... I didn't know about the other two at all....

[@nicholas155]

I would like your view on the Sigma 8-16mm lens plus the 10-18mm in comparison. What would you recommend?

[@photorectoby]

I will have some thoughts to share about this in my write up coming later this week but I still go Canon 10-18 unless you REALLY want 8mm. Downsides of sigma - no filters and it is pricey.

[@Barbiroujameleddine]

I am using a canon 18-135 IS STM ...and i can it's a very silent a razor sharp new technology lens ..the 10-18 will surely do good job ..thanks for the video

[@Polum2]

I came from the Tamron 10-24mm which always had distortion on the edges(old model not new), but i worked with what I had then. Just two months ago I got the 77D, what was my first choice for UWA lens? the Canon 10-18mm stm, trust me all the reviews are NOT wrong about this lens its painfully sharp right across the lens. I would have got the Tokina for low light work, but I really don't need 2.8 in a bright sunny part of the World that I live in. Toby is right, unless your doing star trails and night time landscape the Canon will trounce the Tokina every time. Thanks for a great comparison Toby, love your reviews, always balance and sensible conclusions built on hard facts and your experience.

[@RobertJBrass]

I am between the Canon 10-18mm and the Canon 10-22mm to use with a Canon T2i camera. I plan to use it to photograph interiors of buildings, monuments, etc., in Europe and the Far East, where flash would, generally, be prohibited; and, I shall not be carrying a tripod with me. I shall, also, use it for photographing exteriors of the same buildings, monuments, etc. I do not plan to use the lens for moving objects. Am I better off with the 10-18mm with Image Stabilization or the 10-22mm with the wider aperture? Thank you. I enjoyed your comparisons.