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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art Pros: Excellent construction, sharpness and aperture f!: 8 constant throughout the zoom that great luminosity and a nice blur. Cons: Weight and dimensions a bit exaggerated. Ring the focal length a little harsh in my opinion. Opinion: The 'Optical is a great toy on APSC. rnCostruzione very good, autofocus is not instantaneous but quite accurate, amazing sharpness even at 1: 8, bokeh very buono.rnDi against us are the weight and size that are quite significant but necessary, I think, to give that kind of performance ottiche.rnHo found the ring that changes the focal length fairly smooth but a little one to ten duretta.rnDa my vote on this 'optical is a bell' half past eight! rnDa when I possess is passing the desire to move to full frame.rnConsigliatissima !!!! sent on December 28, 2014 |
 | Sigma 24mm f/1.8 EX DG Pros: Lightweight, good sharpness and reduced distance focusing. Cons: Autofocus bad. Opinion: I 've got to get on my d7000 the equivalent focal length of 35mm on FF el' I gave away after a few months. RNLA sharpness is good and pleasant blurred especially in 1: 8.rnSi presents light and enough size compatte.rnUnico neo not just, the slowness of 'autofocus and its inaccuracy in low light that makes it difficult to use a diaphragm open, at least for the use I intended to make io.rnIl advice I can give to those who intend to buy it is to use it only on a tripod and photo statiche.rnP.S. I do not think that my model was suffering from front back focus for the simple reason that in the tests on the stand has always behaved well. sent on December 01, 2014 |
 | Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 EX DC HSM Pros: Good construction, excellent sharpness and aperture 3:5 on all the focal lengths. Cons: Loss of sharpness in the corners showy, perhaps excessive distortion at 10mm diameter filter (82mm). Opinion: On this 'optical everything has been said in other reviews, but I want to post my impressions anyway positive.rnE' a fantastic object and for those approaching the landscape makes a real difference and you start to do " seriously. "rnI ten mm focal length and the ability to use filters allows extreme viewing angles and creative possibilities that even on full frame you can get a budget ridotti.rnL 'I got used to 370 € but it was practically new since the low utilization of the previous proprietario.rnOttima resistance to flare and sharpness to the corners centro.rnSolo the 'image' shades', although I think it is a defect of all accettabile.rnIl price has fallen and is now at about 470 new euro.rnL 'autofocus is not lightning but I think on a lens of this kind is entirely normale.rnInsomma the advantages far outweigh the shortcomings of this' optical and considering that now the price is much more affordable than in the past I recommend strongly l 'purchase. sent on January 08, 2014 |
 | Sigma 50mm f/2.8 EX DG Macro Pros: Excellent definition and sharpness. Affordable price (it is used very easily affordable). Cons: Autofocus very slow and not too bright for a 50mm. Opinion: I 've bought to venture, initially, in both macro and portraits. For the first use is very short in focal and does not allow to get too close to subjects such as insects, in that its barrel extends. The short throw is also be very present in the macro background than subjects. The clarity and definition are at the top and, personally, I 've found very good for portraits with APSC. Perhaps the 'unique advantage over his brother 1:4 is the reduced distance of focus that would allow creative solutions different from' using a standard 50. I consider it an excellent lens only that the slowness of 'autofocus and its brightness is not too much I do not make it a must-have item in the camera kit. sent on September 17, 2012 |
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