Sigma 35mm F1.4 DG HSM Art For Sony E
MYR 3,350.00 - MYR 3,830.00
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12 years ago
We're going to let you judge for yourself which lens is best for you. They're both excellent performers and can do a great job when used in conjunction with one another. But you're best off figuring out which focal length is better for you.
12 years ago
Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens
Sigma's 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM is the first model in the company's 'Art' series of lenses. Designed primarily for cameras with 'full frame' (36 x 24 mm) sensors, it can also be used with APS-C sensors, where it covers a focal length equivalent to 56mm on Canon cameras or 52.5mm with other brands (Nikon,...
12 years ago
Sigma AF 35mm f/1.4 HSM DG | A ("Art") - APS-C Format Review / Test Report
At photokina 2012 Sigma announced a new "Global Vision", which divides their lens portfolio into 3 categories: "Contemporary", "Art" and "Sports". These product lines don't apply to existing Sigma lenses, but any newly developed lens will be assigned to one of them, giving a rough guidance about the...
12 years ago
The first time I used this lens, I was a bit dissapointed. I could find the sharpness like my 35 1.4L. The reason was that my art had e terrible backfocus of +18 on my 5D MK3's. After Sigma calibrated my lens, I had a nother lens!
Pros:
- Sharpness after calibration Bokeh Color Fast AF
Cons:
- Nice build but scratches quick | Sigma hasn't the quality control as Canon No service for professionals like CPS from Canon
11 years ago
Classy Lens..
I was always told, 'You get what you pay for' and this lens is no exception! I've used the lens at f2.8, 4 and 8 and could not tell the difference in picture quality or sharpness across all apertures. Ok, so the lens is a bit bulky, but that's because it contains a serious amount of glass!
11 years ago
Best lens I've owned
This is an amazing lens. So sharp even at 1.4. Solidly built. I'm have a nikon d610 full frame and the rest of my lenses are nikon and this is far superior in imaging quality and build
10 years ago
AF did not work at all when the lens was shot on a D800E for the first time. After searching the internet for help I learned that the lens must be sent to Sigma together with the camera. The lens will then be adjusted to the specific camera individually without any charge.
Pros:
- Excellent ultra-sharp images even at max aperture
- High resolution and contrast
Cons:
- Needs service before used for the very first time
- No aperture ring
10 years ago
Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art
This is the first f/1.4 lens for Nikon that I wouldn't hesitate using wide open, leaving little to be desired. With the possible exception of the 35/1.4 AFS G Nikkor, compared to other f/1.4 Nikkors optics in the 35/50 class, it is relatively free of coma and spherical aberration that hindered wide...
Pros:
- High overall IQ
- great AF focus accuracy
- very high build quality for a non-OEM lens
Cons:
- Corner falloff wide open
- focuses in the opposite direction of Nikkor lenses and lack of weather sealing gasket on lens mount
10 years ago
Great lense. Large F-stop are so useable compare to my other f1.8 lense
Great product, I recommend those who want best in class image quality to get this lenses. I needed to shoot indoor all the time, 35mm is perfect wide angle for indoor use and large apature helps with low light condition. What'd wonderful glass.
Pros:
- Build quality
Cons:
- Bulky
10 years ago
Better get extra "medical" insurance because this lens is SHARP!
I bought this to shoot weddings - it takes a bit to get adjusted from the versatility of a 24-70 but once you do you don't want to change lens even when you know / you're taught in some cases you should be using a longer lens! At F/2.8 it's almost TOO sharp! But vignetting is heavy wider than f/2...
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