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
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...
9 years ago
Love it!
Well worth the money!! I love only had for a few weeks, but I feel it is one of the best investments ever I've made.
7 years ago
Unfortunatley when I received the lens in the mail, the Autofocus wasn't working. It took gorgeous photos when in the manual setting but to spend $700 on a lens just to have the Autofocus not work is crappy. The company has other reviews of this happening so it could be a manufacturing issue.
13 years ago
Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens Review
The Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Lens is the first result coming out of Sigma's recently announced lens lineup restructuring. This lens represents a completely new look and feel for Sigma - a very positive upgrade from a physical perspective and a big hit from an image quality perspective.
13 years ago
Lens Test: Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM AF
Sigma's determined climb from an independent supplier of low-cost lenses to an optics luxury brand enters a new phase with the company's "Global Vision" initiative. More than just a marketing campaign, the program introduces quality-control innovations such as confining all manufacturing to highly...
13 years ago
REVIEW: Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Lens Review
Handling and features This lens is the first of Sigma's new 'Art' line of lenses that promise excellent optical quality and increased creative options thanks to a fast f/1.4 maximum aperture.
13 years ago
This lens is part of Sigma's Art line. A fast 35mm/f1.4 lens is an excellent tool for available-light photography indoors or at night outdoors, especially on the full 35mm-film frame (24×36mm sensor, which Nikon refers to as the FX format).
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.
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
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