I thought only the 14mm is FF compatible, the 10mm and 16mm have heavy vignetting. So if you plan on shooting film or buying FF, then your choices are limited. That said, the other two lenses are fine lenses as well, but might not be fully compatible with FF. You can do a google search for test photos to see how bad it is.
The 24mm f1.4 is a good choice as well, but costs a lot more. We have a bunch of threads about Samyang 14mm already. Basically, make sure you get a good copy, check that its not decentered, then check its focus. Many of these have a miscalibrated focus ring. You can learn the true numbers or even calibate it yourself, its not too difficult.
Also, the Samyang lenses are sold under many other names like Bower, Rokinon, ProOptic, Walimex, Vivitar, and others. Usually it depends on your location, but sometimes the same store will carry the same 14mm lens under different brand names for different prices. Just get the cheapest one.
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