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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Sigma 20mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Pros: Superb AF, Fuzzy doughy, aperture, minimum distance of Mesa to focus Cons: For me no One Opinion: A lens that deserves the A of Art. I have this that, together with 24-35 and 85, gives images of real colors, beautifully contraed and saturated without distortion. Has character, stands out in events and weddings, in the dark takes power and makes you think that there are no other objectives for a very characteristic reportage. It is not for everyone, it needs to be trained, also because it has a lot of personality, along with a vignetting marked even with a little closed diaphragms. I see it suitable to describe very well situations from reportage, as mentioned above, but also photos from inside and portraits set. You have to prove it, your pound of weight has a lot to tell. Impeccable in the mass fire, accurate and fast from fear! sent on September 26, 2018 |
 | Fujifilm S5 Pro Pros: CCD sensor, ergonomics, body solidity, Mount F Cons: General operational slowness Opinion: Purchased with 24,000 shots, it gives emotions after many years. Sought and bought with, in mind, a precise mission to assign them: the meditated portrait - thanks to the qualities of its sensor -. Associated with Sigma 85 1.4 Art proves perfectly at ease (even if you can only shoot at f / 1.4), waiting for the Nikkor 50 1.2. Slow in writing and in 'AF but who owns it ... or knows what squeezes in his hands or, probably, he found it in a box from his uncle. If you find it at a fair price (paid € 300 with 50 1.8D), do not miss it. sent on January 25, 2018 |
 | Sigma 85mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Pros: Sharpness, constructive quality, natural colors not overly contrasted, soft bokeh. Cons: Slightly slim AF calibration Opinion: Foreword: This is my favorite focal length and, coming from the upscale but magical 85mm 1.4D Nikon, I was afraid to invest my money badly. Sigma had never been thrilled with the purchase of this great lens that, fundamentally in my work and my style, dragged me to buying other objects in the same house. On D750 I did, at times, tribe causes an AF not always accurate, even after calibration with dock. Then, one day, hooked to the old D700, the everlasting love fluttered. Perfect color rendering, almost infallible AF. Sharpness is also indisputable at 1.4, which makes it extremely fun during weddings, as well as magical for the extremely soft and pasty bokeh. Perfectly balanced on the above D700 with BG, although the weight, after 12 hours of service, is a bit noticeable, especially on the wrist.rnGrande, all over. sent on July 04, 2017 |
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