Sigma 50-100mm F1.8 DC HSM Art For Canon EF
MYR 4,700.00
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7 years ago
Should have been a 5 star review, but....
This lens was right out of the box and onto my camera. I found the focus to be tack sharp without any tuning and all focal lengths tested. Great color and contrast. Focus was fast and quiet. The constant length, and non-rotating lens is a plus for me.
8 years ago
Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 DC HSM ART ( Canon ) - Review / Test
The Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 DC HSM ART is a quite awesome tele-zoom lens for portraits - it is very sharp in the image center and it has a very good bokeh. However, at least technically it has its weaknesses. The outer image field is good but it stays short of brilliant.
9 years ago
Really great lens
This lens looks and feels quality. Be warned its is a bit of a monster, and is a heavy weight. The image is sharp and beautiful. I have two Sigma art lenses (I also have the 18-35) now and opted for these as they are billed as professional quality glass for aps-c cameras.
9 years ago
Early impressions: a winner
First quick impressions: - very sharp at 1.8 - very smooth and creamy bokeh - extremely high build quality...the zoom ring smoothness is otherworldly - i have not experienced any focus issues so far...auto-focus is fast and silent..
9 years ago
Beautiful but heavy.
I want to say I love this lens.It is amazing no doubt.The only reason for 4 stars is cz of how heavy this baby is.If ur using a tripod or mono pod ur sorted which I think is the way this lens is built.But if ur going to be moving around a lot its quite a work out.
9 years ago
Sigma 50-100mm F1.8 DC HSM Art
The Sigma 50-100mm F1.8 DC HSM Art ($1,099) is a premium telezoom lens, aimed at photographers working with APS-C SLRs. It's designed around the same principle as the standard 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM Art zoom, and is likely to appeal to the same demographic.
Pros:
- Very sharp
- Bright maximum aperture
- Nominal distortion
- Rotating tripod collar
- Compatible with Sigma USB Dock
- Available for multiple systems
Cons:
- Heavy
- Short zoom range
- Omits image stabilization
- Focus may need adjustment
- Pricey
9 years ago
I am still on the fence for this lens. It might be because I love my 28-35 1.8 so much that I need to give it a chance
Pros:
- Sharp
- fast
- build quality
- much better than the 24-105
Cons:
- Now this is a heavy lens, tripod foot but I learned to live with it, hoped it would be as great as my 18-35 1.8 but no not quite
- Did I mention heavy No OS
9 years ago
Sigma 50-100mm F/1.8 DC HSM Art
The Sigma 50-100mm F/1.8 DC HSM Art is an interesting proposition. It's almost like three or four prime lenses in one (50mm, 60mm 85mm and 100mm), but with the added bonus of offering a wide f/1.8 aperture - something which you won't find in 100mm prime lenses.
9 years ago
With a focal range that covers many popular prime lenses and a super-fast maximum aperture, this lens is sure to appeal. For the cash, prospective buyers will get a well-built optic that can really perform when wide-open, particularly at 50mm.
9 years ago
Sharp, pretty but bulky
I am on the fence to return this item. .. I was looking for a good travel lens that could cover good street and portrait focal lengths with low light capability . Description says designed for Aps-c. 50-100mm f1.8 from sigma... This sounded great. ..
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