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Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art : Specifications and Opinions

Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art

The Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 DC HSM Art is a tele lens for APS-C, manufactured from 2016 to 2025 (discontinued). The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM), it does not have image stabilization.

39 users have given it an average vote of 9.8 out of 10.

MOUNT

This lens is available with the following mounts:

Canon EF: this lens is compatible with reflex APS-C Canon EF.

Nikon F: this lens is compatible with reflex APS-C Nikon.

Sigma SA: this lens is compatible with reflex and mirrorless APS-C Sigma SA-mount.

Specifications
Focal lenght	50-100 mm
Angle of view	32.1 - 16.4° (equivalent to a 75-150mm in Fullframe 24x36mm format)
Format	APS-C
Max. aperture	f/1.8
Aperture blades	9
Lenses/Groups	21 elements in 15 groups
Min. focus distance	0.95 meters
Reproduction ratio	0.15x
Features
Zoom type	Ring, interal
Stabilization	No
Focus	Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM)
Internal Focus	Yes
Built and notes
Tripod ring	Yes
Extenders	Yes
Filters	82 mm
Lens hood	Yes, supplied
Weather sealing	No
Weight	1490 g
Dimensions	93 x 170 mm
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Lupaccio58

sent on March 27, 2023

Pros: f 1.8 constant on all focal lengths, Art sharpness, Art robustness

Cons: not received

Opinion: We cannot speak of the 50-100 individually but in my opinion we must evaluate it together with its worthy partner, Art 18-35 f 1.8. Optics of excellence for those who have a robust and performing apsc body, really allow you to make the most of even the densest sensors. Record brightness, unparalleled optical performance, great sharpness and a color palette that is not cold but rather pastel. Fast AF, a minimum of physiological vignetting at TA, which is also pleasant. Construction of excellence, brass bayonet for both and, hear hear, in addition to 3 FLD lenses our 50-100 - in order to facilitate burst shots - also boasts a superb 9-blade diaphragm in carbon fiber! In short, if produced by Canon or Nikon this gem would not have cost less than 3000 euros, and I do not exaggerate. Both are "only" 2x zoom and also one from telephoto to telephoto and the other from wide angle to wide angle, moreover without the additional lenses that would have imposed a possible VR. Everything is paid with really important size and weight but this can not be considered a defect, with those characteristics the project specifications can not provide anything else. What can I say, in Nikon (which is what I know) with these two zooms you build a winning combination with the formidable D500 (maybe with battery grip to stabilize it), something that will never make you regret a full frame! For other lightweight bodies (D7200, D7500 etc.) I see better the classic nikon 16-80, more suitable for that class. The caps are the shameful ones of all time, to be replaced immediately perhaps with those nikon. And to close the usual recommendation: the Art are super performing lenses with an incredible quality-price ratio, but DO NOT BUY THEM if you are not going to spend time calibrating them with the dock station, you would be disappointed. And in this case, being zoom, estimate at least two or three hours if you are good ...

Pgatto

sent on January 17, 2023

Pros: Sharpness, MAF speed, color rendering, overall quality.

Cons: Weight and for those who work with Canon, zoom dial that rotates backwards.

Opinion: After months of use and thousands of shots taken with this lens, I think I can have my say on this "particular" lens, unique in its 50-100 excursion that theoretically could make it seem "limited" compared to the classic 70-200 but that, born for Aps-c, makes it excellent for indoor sports which is then the use I make of it. Very sharp and usable already at 1.8, on R7 it focuses lightning fast and keeps it on bursts of even 10-12 frames, the colors are perfect without any dominant, the rings are fluid and the tripod ring, fixed even if rotatable, does not disturb in their use. To the touch it is a pleasure, like all Art, weighs, of course, a zoom f / 1.8 on the entire focal range is normal that it weighs, but once you see the results, the fatigue is quickly forgotten. The lack of stabilization is brilliantly compensated by the IBIS of the R7 even if, for the use I make of it, I would not have suffered the lack anyway. I also use it on R6 where, however, "vignettava" very little, too bad that with the latest firmware update Sigma has decided to make it "Canon", in the sense that the R6 immediately recognizes that it is a lens for Aps-c and automatically sets the "crop ratio / size" to 1.6, consequently reducing the file size. Too bad because, as mentioned, vignettava little and cropping the image "manually", the file size would have remained considerably larger and consequently also more workable. However, just shoot as you did once and the problem is almost solved. The only negative note I found, working with Canon, is the direction of rotation of the zoom ring: I wonder why Sigma decided to rotate it backwards, since I think almost all the other Sigma (I have the 24-105 Art, I had the 17-50 and the 10-20) rotate in the direction "Canon" and when you work with 2 bodies at the same time - especially in sports - it is not at all easy to have to remember the sense rotation of one or the other zoom... I just didn't understand this!

user96437

sent on October 27, 2020

Pros: Sharpness, Brightness, Solidity, Price

Cons: Only APS-C, Weight, not tropicalized.

Opinion: Along with the 18-35mm Art is the best for Aps-C, it also covers the H format. The weight is there but it is a fixed f1.8. With a robust machine body there are no particular problems. Relatively low price for features. The stabilizer would be useful but would further increase the size. Limited excursion due to the opening but excellent for various types of portraits and not only. Not suitable for those looking for lightness and portability. If it were also for FF I would be very happy.

Marcop65

sent on July 05, 2017

Pros: Sharpness, precision in the maf, excellent blur to TA, great focal range, robust, fluid ringing the right

Cons: Heavy, especially on the pulse, early consumption of stamped numbers, difficult to attach the hood, unstable, non-tropicalized

Opinion: Bought with 18/35 for color rendering, sharpness, precision and sniper speed, combined with the fact that it covers all the important focal points at 1.8, I think is among the best for dx. Also used for landscaping, does not regret the cost to sustain it to buy it. It gives a nice feeling of solidity in your hand. Unfortunately, the numbers that indicate focals are already partially deleted, but maybe it will be a defect of mine. Promoted!

user118422

sent on March 09, 2017

Pros: materials, sharpness, lightning-fast and accurate auto focus and aperture to 1.8, rne the convenience of having a single objective in place of + fixed lens

Cons: First the weight is felt, the lack of stabilizer with freehand shots could help out in + ... it is not weather sealed. Just to APSC

Opinion: And 'the perfect lens for those who want to have one goal instead of various fixed. I have used in the D500 coupled an entire evening at the theater with dancers and I must say that, apart from the weight that is felt in the long run, the result was excellent The only problem I found, if we want to call apart from those listed above, it is the bracket of the tripod that hinders a bit when you have to zoom.

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