Review on Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 Art DC HSM Lens - Canon Compatible, Black (210101) by Anastazja Szuba ᠌

A bayonet was dropped on a stone from a height of one meter after it was dropped accidentally. Good luck. After exchanging the mount for 4000, I was able to get everything to operate properly. like previously. Since then, I've upgraded from the original 7D to the Canon 7D mark II. The ideal pairing of elements I would suggest. Has some pros Aperture. There is just nothing that can be used as a point of comparison because there are no equivalents. Design. Metal, no tubes, and just reinforced concrete make up this structure. Sharp. If you have a camera that has a reliable autofocus system, such as the 77D, 80D, or 7D mark II, then you can focus 99% of the time. If something is older, such as 7D, then the percentage of items that match is lower, somewhere in the neighborhood of 80–90. A faithful reproduction of colors. Yellowish in appearance, however this can be easily remedied. Quick quiet concentrating. Only while using video is focusing audible, though to a considerably lesser degree than when using analog lenses; however, the issue can be remedied by using an external microphone. The negative aspects of it are as follows: It's too heavy. Paying for metal. After a few years of regular usage, the hood is basically not attached, and it is possible for it to shift and darken the corners of the frame inadvertently. The zoom band became more successful after the same two years of relentless exploitation. The issue was totally remedied by soaking the gum for one hour in acetone and allowing it to dry for one day. The lack of a stabilizer, to be more specific. One could argue that a video would be beneficial in this situation. On the other hand, considering these focal lengths, this is not really relevant, furthermore. The battery has been completely consumed by the stabilizer.