Are you interested in macro photography and looking for a good lens to buy? Have you heard of the Sigma 150mm macro f/2.8 but looking for information and reviews on it before buying it? You are in the right place. Find in this article my complete test of this lens, carried out over more than […]
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Good Day! Friends. Today we’ll discuss Sigma Lens Abbreviations. All of us, photography lovers, can name a few manufacturers of good cameras and accessories. But only two of them are leading, and everyone knows – Nikon and Canon, of course. Fortunately, the owners of the devices of these brands can get by not only with
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Sigma continues to refine its Art range and enrich its offer for full-format hybrids. The zoom 24-70mm F/2.8 DG DN Art specially designed for the latter is positioned as an alternative of choice. FEATURES Sony E Mount Maximum Covered Format: 24×36. Actual Focal Length: 24-70 mm. Focal Equivalent: 24×36 24-70 mm. Angle of Field: °.
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Here is an overview and a complete review of the brand-new lens for Sony mount: The Sigma 85mm 1.4 Art. A perfect lens for portrait, whether with a Sony A7 III or the Sony A7R IV and its particularly demanding sensor. For several weeks, I was able to put this lens to the review: optical
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This is the first reference lens in range of Sigma lenses designed exclusively for 24×36 sensor hybrids, the Sigma 45mm F/2.8 DG DN Contemporary delivers its full potential from the very beginning. And this is not only its quality but other cool features as well. In this review article we’ll discuss its main features, ergonomics
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Sigma’s first f/1.2 aperture lens, the “Sigma 35mm f/1.2 DG DN Art” is an exceptional model for its aperture, but also for its lens qualities and manufacturing. However, it will be necessary to accept its weight and size. FEATURES Mount: Sony E, Leica L. Maximum Covered Format: 24×36. Real Focal Length: 35 mm. Maximum Opening:
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At the recent Photokina, Sigma announced the arrival of the Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM ART for Nikon and Canon SLRs. This lens is available at the public price of 616 dollars. This newcomer inaugurates a Sigma Art series that is not lacking in interest and is positioned as a real challenger of the very
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When I do lens tests and reviews, they can often interest me personally for a purchase. For this review, I select the “Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 Art Lens”. It would not be very relevant, in my opinion, to try a lens that does not easily fit into your current photo practice. If you know the importance
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Renowned for its lenses, Sigma also develops compact and SLR cameras with APS-C sensor-even if their distribution remains confidential. Due to the small number of cases purchased, most of the lenses are made to order, but Sigma being an lens maker, the Japanese made a point of proposing many lenses for their mount. Far from
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If you are buying a point-and-shoot compact camera, it is necessary to make the right choice so that the product you have acquired meets your needs. As you know, point-and-shoot cameras are best for amateur photographers and easy-to-carry during travel. When buying a point-and-shoot camera, the first feature you need to consider is the sensor.
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