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			<title>The Man From Mandrem on "Quick question DX lense for 18-20mm-searched forum and other sites"</title>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 31 Dec 2010 14:58:18 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><p>I am getting 11-16 replaced but realized I don't have a good wide angle lense for indoor shots when I cannot back up enough.  I primarily have 35/1.8 on my camera, have 28-70 that let's me get a little wider, but won't carry both at same time.  There are alot of sites comparing the UWA lenses.  I specifically like it's wide aperture for video and have read it may be sharper, so didn't want to get a different UWA lense.  The 18-55 (&#60;$100 refurbished, cheaper on craigs list) is light, not bad AF, and 3.5-4 aperture in the 18-20mm range. Curious how it compares to the UWA zooms in this range if both lenses are @4,@5.6,@8.  Any practical experience with these two lenses?
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