📸 Ultimate Clarity and Precision: Sigma 14mm F/1.8 Art DG HSM Lens - Unleash Your Canon EOS Camera's Potential! Review

1 Picking up the lens, which is simply necessary when traveling! What else is felt is the weight of the Sigma! Yes, the lens is very heavy, almost 1.2 kg! 2 then I have absolutely nothing to complain about! of super-wides is a slight fuzziness at the edges of the frame, then with Sigma at working apertures (F9-11) I didn’t notice it at all! The geometry of the Sigma is also all right, distortions in contrasting areas) are enough) the sun' always liked how the Nikkor 16-35 say that Sigma is…

I'm not a pro and this was my first really good wide angle lens so take my opinion with a pinch of salt. I haven't compared it to others except for the manual focus 16mm DX format that I bought for my Nikon D3400. After switching to the Z6 body I wanted a full frame lens and it turned out fantastic. I can't wait to travel and shoot with this lens again.

I really wanted to fall in love with this lens. The broad potential was very exciting for me. As soon as I connected the camera to my Canon R5, I knew straight away that wide-angle shots would become part of my daily photography. However, the Sigma 14mm 1.8 simply CANNOT focus where I indicated the focus point. (Yes, I thought it was me. But it was the lens.) I could see the error both in the EVF and on the computer monitor and even in the printout. A few inches out of focus for close-up shots…

I bought this lens for astrophotography and it did not disappoint. I used an f/2.8 f/2.8 Rokinon lens and the extra aperture has a big impact on the noise level here. I haven't tried the A/B comparison, but this thing is clear. However, it is a little big; not as portable as the Rokinon, but worth it for the extra speed. And the autofocus is fast and accurate and naturally sharp. I also used it for landscapes (photos attached) and found it sharp and crisp. The extra two millimeters of width is…

Wild glass, revealing all the possibilities of which is not so simple. Thanks to him, I finally photographed the Milky Way in all its colors. He showed himself perfectly at weddings, in a restaurant, at training camps. Got pros: Gorgeous sharpness from a fully open aperture, minimal spherical distortion despite the wide angle, fast autofocus, bokeh is nothing like for a wide Got cons: A huge convex front lens that always wants to go somewhere 😁 Somewhat heavy, but these are rather features of…