Top-Rated Sigma 30mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary Lens for Canon EF-M Mount: Complete Accessory and Travel Bundle Review

I usually take a lot of street and product photos. This lens really surprised me with its clarity and speed when shooting outdoors. You never had to worry about focus, just focus on getting the best possible images. Great buy, and the kit doesn't hurt either.

I bought a 30mm F1.4 DC DN lens. They sent me a DC-HSM. You can see it says HSM on the box label but DN on the box itself. I am going back to Revain and will be buying a brand new one as I can't believe they will send me the correct lens when I have an item in an open box buy box.

This is a great lens if you can afford the luxury of buying one. What I mean by that is that it's very sharp for photos and videos are great when shooting b-roll, but to be honest you can get similar results with the speed-enhanced Canon EF 50mm lens for your Canon applications. -c camera which is almost $100 cheaper. But if money is no object then this is a good buy! I've used this with a Canon M50 and got great results!

I have a manual 35mm f/1.2 lens that is very fast and performs well. Without doubt. It's slow to focus, so it works well for stationary subjects. I bought it after having trouble getting decent shots of kids playing. HOLY COW is sharper than expected (even wide open) and focus is almost (not quiet) canon. I'm excited. The lens itself is very worthy, now I'm considering a contemporary 56mm. The rest of the extra kit is "good" about the quality level I expected.

Exactly what I was looking for for my YouTube channel (Radha Thompson). I saw this lens recommended for Canon M50 camera as an upgraded kit lens. It's better than I expected and I love the little stand it comes with, very sturdy for an extra accessory (you never know). It should be noted that it's not scalable, but that's part of what makes the image and video/vlog quality so great. ! A must have for your lens collection and a great seller!

I have a 35mm f/1.2 manual lens that is very fast and works well. Without doubt. It's slow to focus, so it works well for stationary subjects. I bought it after having trouble getting decent shots of kids playing. HOLY COW is sharper than expected (even wide open) and focus is almost (not quiet) canon. I'm excited. The lens itself is very worthy, now I'm considering a contemporary 56mm. The rest of the extra kit is "good" about the quality level I expected.

The lens looks very solid and comes with a lens hood. It is made in Japan. I have a native EF-M Canon 11-22 zoom, 18-150 zoom, 28mm macro and Canon EF 50mm 1.8 STM with an adapter. The 28mm macro lens is said to be a very sharp lens, but the Sigma is even sharper. At F1.4, the center is already very sharp, but the corners are a little blurry. The corners become sharper at higher F-numbers. The lens fits perfectly into the M50's body, and it's not too big or heavy. The seller (Digital Goja) also