wide angle for Canon 60D

I would appreciate it if I could get some recommendations for a good wide angle / landscape lens for the old Canon 60D I will be mainly taking in coastal scenery , beach and Rocky shorelines and farming scenes, many thanks in advance and truly appreciated . although i have the 10-22mm are there other options to concider
cheers

justrick wrote in post #18291857
I would appreciate it if I could get some recommendations for a good wide angle / landscape lens for the old Canon 60D I will be mainly taking in coastal scenery , beach and Rocky shorelines and farming scenes, many thanks in advance and truly appreciated . although i have the 10-22mm are there other options to concider
cheers

If you already have the 10-22 then you pretty much have one of the best options.

If you want something faster then there is the Tokina 11-16 f2.8. But for what you're looking to shoot a faster aperture isn't really needed. If you want something wider then there is the Sigma 8-16mm f4.5-5.6.

Is there something you don't like about your 10-22?

There's no better option than the lens you have.

If you feel your 10-22mm is not enough it's time to upgrade to full frame, that will give you options to use some of the best wide angle primes ever made.

Perhaps its just me not using the 10-22 to its full potential , my bad
really, would like to thank you all for your very quick response and suggestions
sure is appreciated cheers

My tokina 11-16 is basically glued to my 60d

justrick wrote in post #18291926
Perhaps its just me not using the 10-22 to its full potential , my bad
really, would like to thank you all for your very quick response and suggestions
sure is appreciated cheers

All too many 'landscape' shooters are impressed with the majesty of the scene in the distance, and they bayonet a super WA lens...they fail to understand that detail in the distance gets shrunk a lot by a super WA, so that on a print the detail is so small as to be no longer appreciated.

That is why it is often better to shoot multiple shots with a longer FL lens, to 'compress' (bring closer) the distant detail a lot, and stitch together the multiple shots as a single shot via postprocessing!

Although I don't disagree with your point some people question the authenticity of photos that are stiched together in post.

jaredcwood wrote in post #18292322
Although I don't disagree with your point some people question the authenticity of photos that are stiched together in post.

The stitching process can cause errors, but a super WA isn't perfect either, given the distortion corrections used.

I've used both methods, and I'd have to say I prefer the super WA unless I'm thinking about a large print pano.

jaredcwood wrote in post #18292322
Although I don't disagree with your point some people question the authenticity of photos that are stiched together in post.

I don't understand this attitude with regard to anything other than reportage.