📷 Sigma 28-80mm F3.5-5.6 Aspherical Macro Lens for Nikon DSLR and SLR Cameras – Enhanced for SEO Review

available The lens does not support auto focus with the Nikon d600 full frame camera, so the only option is to use manual focus. The lens takes decent pictures.

This is a budget lens, but has a lot of great features: I also have a Sigma 28-90mm, but I like the 28mm 80 better the best lens. This lightweight lens with good autofocus response and decent close-up range excels in contrast, color reproduction and sharpness. At maximum aperture it's a very useful lens and if you stop it down to f/5.6 or f/8.0 it actually works very well. I like the weight, the feel and the ease of use. I have a lot of lenses, including a lot of Nikkor lenses, but I use this…

The macro function is particularly useful and easy to use, offering various zooms by simply zooming in or out. The wide-angle to portrait zoom range covers the usual needs of most of us and comes in a lightweight body that won't feel anchored. To do this, Sigma uses a tough plastic that can withstand a lot of damage, which hopefully your lens won't have to suffer. Some people miss the steel body metal lenses of the past, but I enjoy the convenience of today's lighter lenses. I find my Sigma…