Upgrade, to 6D, but What wide angle?

Canon EF-M Lens Adapter Kit for Canon EF / EF-S Lenses Is this a viable option to save my 10-22 and Nifty Fifty? I found a couple of reviews that makes this appear to be very sensible, but I must be missing something...???

How about the tokina 16-28?

digirebelva wrote in post #16599750
How about the tokina 16-28?

I'll check it out....thanks! If possible, I'd like to just keep what I have (and I have additional lenses, too that I'd like to keep, this looks like a cost saving way to go).

rosalynsam wrote in post #16599683
Canon EF-M Lens Adapter Kit for Canon EF / EF-S Lenses Is this a viable option to save my 10-22 and Nifty Fifty? I found a couple of reviews that makes this appear to be very sensible, but I must be missing something...???

Didn't review this as well as I should have before posing question - When I searched adapter and 6D, a couple of articles popped up, so I missed the mirrorless part some how. Oops! Guess it won't work at all...bummer!

EOS5DC wrote in post #16587757
Thank you for the validation. I've stated many times that the EFs 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 is the best UWA zoom Canon makes. Which is why I am keeping the lens, and my 60D. Not only does a better EFs UWA zoom not exist, there is no selection of EFs UWA primes to be had, either.

While the 10-22 is a great lens, I'm sure FF options totally crush it. The samyang is significantly wider, and better optically. I use it in conjunction with a 24-70 and don't feel like I'm missing in between. Had an older 17-35 tamron and sure it beats any crop alternative.. Cost only 200, great glass, but I was reaching for the samyang too often, so gave it to BIL since he had a craving for UWA.

EOS5DC wrote in post #16587757
Thank you for the validation. I've stated many times that the EFs 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 is the best UWA zoom Canon makes. Which is why I am keeping the lens, and my 60D. Not only does a better EFs UWA zoom not exist, there is no selection of EFs UWA primes to be had, either.

The 6D and 17-40L simply maim the 10-22 and 60D. The difference is shocking.

Mike55 wrote in post #16601187
The 6D and 17-40L simply maim the 10-22 and 60D. The difference is shocking.

I have been shooting with a 40D, so the 6D should be a pretty big deal for me.....I can't wait for it to come - today! Since Canon was out of stock on the refurb 17-40 when I ordered my body, I decided to wait till to try my 24-70 before I go for a wider angle the lens.

rosalynsam wrote in post #16601734
I have been shooting with a 40D, so the 6D should be a pretty big deal for me.....I can't wait for it to come - today! Since Canon was out of stock on the refurb 17-40 when I ordered my body, I decided to wait till to try my 24-70 before I go for a wider angle the lens.

Congrats! Not too long ago I sold my 50D to get an Olympus OM-D E-M5 but have only very recently sold that for the 6D. I then sold my Sigma 8-16 (and added some cash) for the 17-40. I love this combo. Believe it or not, 24mm is actually very wide on FF and I find I use that FL quite a lot. You may just want to get something like the Samyang 14mm 2.8 for nightscapes etc and not purchase the 17-40 at all, since you already own the 24-70.

Congratulations! 24mm is fairly wide on a FF. I just sold my 10-22, so I am officially UWA-less for now. When I looked at all my crop photos, I rarely found my 17-55 to be not wide enough, so I suspect that I probably will be ok for now with just my 24-70 as well.

24 is a great wide look on ff, just not ultra wide. And canon makes one $&@€ of a 24 prime. I know that is out of budget, but maybe a cheaper sigma option? Don't they make a 20 or something? Canon also makes another 24, not sure of price though.

The 10-22 works on FF, you just need to remove a plastic clip, there's a how-to somewhere (edit, link : http://www.flickr.com …iscuss/72157604​422834954/)

I use a Tokina 12-24. Of course I can't go below 18 without dark edges, but it's what I had, the mirror doesn't hit anything and it produces great images. And it's 300ish $.

I manage not to be a snob about lenses. Run what you brung. Or have, in this case.

Such great info....appreciate the flickr link....probably don't have the guts to do it, though! I like the sounds of $300, and I'm just now experimenting with my 24-70 and definitely see a difference from the cropped body - I sometimes do interior shots for real estate stuff....so I think I may still need something more. So I'll be checking out all the options mentioned here....much appreciation to those who responded!