📸 Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Lens for Sony E Mount: A Comprehensive Altura Photo Advanced Photo and Travel Bundle Review

I use it on a 6400 (I ordered an FF camera). I took more than 300 photos with this lens yesterday and I really liked it. That exceeds all my expectations.

Great lens. It's a bit softer than I expected (Sony a7RIV) so I'm not sure I got a bad one. The rest of the build quality is excellent.

I am a new photographer-in-training and am doing further research and making recommendations on the purchase of this product. I think it will be some time before I can review this product as I am a beginner with no lens experience.

I don't know if I received a bad device, but it should be "dustproof". However, it was full of rubbish, lots of dust particles. It has never been exposed to the elements or a dirty environment and has been treated well. It also wasn't sharp and didn't match the view.

This is an amazing lens, flexible and fast. There are only 2 things I would like to highlight about this lens. 1. Sharpness: Although very sharp, no stabilization, so if you have a slow shutter speed and are using a handheld device, yes, at best it will be soft and blurry most of the time. 2. Weight: She is a tank. I'm a tall guy and I love its weight, it helps me stabilize myself but other friends who have used it say their arms get tired. In short, I love this lens and got a 14-24 to match.

I've seen a lot of comparisons between this product and the G-Master but in actual documentaries it's amazing. The auto focus is GREAT and the clarity and contrast of the lens is really great. I also love that it's full frame and the FX9 lets you use the full 6K sensor, but you can also cheat it and upgrade to a 105mm lens. by changing the sensor frame on S35. It also feels very solid and the manual focus range isn't as short as many lenses. In many ways it's like a film lens.

I really didn't want to spend $2000 on a Sony 24-70 f2.8 GM lens as I was planning to get a 70-200 GM lens gain . To save $900 I bought this Sigma lens. The focus is fast and the image quality is excellent! I definitely recommend this lens over the Sony GM lens. While I also liked the lens borrowed from Sony, I just thought I would get a lot more out of the Sigma. It was the perfect first lens for my a7iii as I just added it to my kit as I've mainly been shooting with Fujifilm for the past few…

I'm summing up my thoughts on this product based on some experience with Sony and Sigma lenses (not a direct scientific test/image quality comparison , impressions only): I recently photographed a wedding with a Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 GM. It was great but heavy, the zoom ring was tight but it was awesome. Image quality was great, autofocus was pretty solid, and there aren't many complaints. Introducing the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN Art lens. I love that this lens is much lighter, the autofocus is…