Hey folks, Matt from RIDDAMGE.com. I've got a question here from Schunach. Hope I'm saying that, right? The heading is wide angle lens, Nikon AFP DX 10 to 20 F 4 to 5 to 5 6 G VR. So that's the new Nikon, that sweet little DX 10 to 20 ultra wide angle. He says, Hi Matt, I'm a regular viewer of your channel. I really like the way you review, keeping in mind the perspective of the buyer, not just a professional opinion. We all can't afford top-end bodies and lenses. I want to know whether the stated lens is a value for the money and worth buying. I am providing a few details to make you understand where I stand. The camera is a Nikon D5500. The lenses he has currently is an 18 to 55 AFP DX kit lens, a 70 to 300 AFP DX lens, and a 35 millimeter AFS DX lens. So even he has a nice assortment of lenses. That's a good kit to go so far. Current requirements, landscape and architecture. Wide angle lens was never a priority requirement for me until I recently went for a trip where I seriously missed one ultra wide. I actually had to shoot with a Samsung S9 Plus. Considering a mobile device, the image is great. He's got that in brackets, by the way. It is not a professional requirement, but I just want to have a wide angle lens in the bag just in case. Any other alternatives are also welcome, keeping the price point as a reference. Thanks a lot in advance, best regards, Dr. Schienach. Well, thank you very much for your question. I think a lot of people are probably curious about this lens. I think it is a great, I don't think you can beat it. I don't think there's anything comparable for the price. That the new Nikon is, that's exactly what Nikon targeted at and it does a job. It's a good performer, it's small, it's lightweight, it goes excellent, fit with your D5500. And for the price, you can't beat it. You want to get into some of the little price here? I would probably look at the Sigma 8 to 16. It's probably my all time favorite DX ultra wide, but it is more money. Probably twice the amount of money. You've amazed how much wider two mils is, the 8 to 10. But that 10 to 20 is a very nice lens, it's a very good price point. And I wouldn't have any problem with you getting it. I think yes, it's a good value for the money and worth buying. Let me throw back to you guys. What do you guys think? Do you agree with me? AFP DX 10 to 20 from Nikon? Good lens, do you have it? Do you have some samples to show? Do you like it? Is there something else you would recommend in the same price point? Let us know in the comments below. Always great to hear back from you guys, your opinions. When our viewers are trying to decide what to do like Dr. Schunach is here. Thanks for your question again and stay tuned. We'll be back soon here at NRDTheMage.com.