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Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG HSM Macro II : Specifications and Opinions




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avatarjunior
sent on December 07, 2013

Pros: Very affordable price (found again in the store, do not import, just over 500 €), MAF extremely fast and precise construction and finish good, tripod ring supplied.

Cons: Difficult liveview autofocus in low light. Tend to be soft.

Opinion: It's my first 70-200 so I can not comment on that yet exhaustive. I noticed that the colors returned are missing a bit 'of saturation and contrast, at least when compared with photos taken with the Nikkor 16-85. Anyway fixable in PP. The MAF impressed me most is that in afc afs, the rings have a Buna precision and smoothness comparable to nikon. In general, the value of the new is remarkable.

avatarjunior
sent on August 27, 2013

Pros: Quality / price ratio (new or used) - fast autofocus - excellent construction - ring can be removed without disassembling the lens - large rings and fluid

Cons: Soft to 2.8 and the long focal lengths (150 to 200mm) - lens plasticky and hard to take off and put - multipliable but absolutely not recommended

Opinion: It 'was my second 70-200 (after having tried the Canon 70-200 f / 4 smooth) and I must say that for the same aperture that Sigma has behaved really well, on par with the Canon f / 4 like quality. Great autofocus, subjects in focus and Ultrasonic Motor satisfactory, my copy had no problems f / b focus, no matter on 7D I have the AF Micro Adjustment ... the hood in my case was very hard and we put a few seconds of too much to put it and pull it out of soft diaphragms 2.8/3.5 and long focal lengths, is already sharp enough at f/5.6, f/11 churning photos excelled. Tried it once with a multiplier Kenko 1.4 and the result was pitiful. All in all the best 70-200 2.8 as quality / price ratio, slightly lower quality as the Tamron 70-200 2.8 (old version), but much shorter and with ultrasonic motor essential for me.

avatarsenior
sent on March 17, 2013

Pros: Good build quality, excellent in relation to the price; rnApertura constant rnGhiere fluid and precise;

Cons: Soft 200mm f2.8; rnSul my copy autofocus slow;

Opinion: Excellent value for money, although I was hoping to be better wide open, especially in tropical conditions will 2.8.Non but the build quality is very good, sturdy, the dials are quite accurate and the tripod socket is well fatto.Mi like made of contrasts and colors, but it is a lot soggettivo.Perde contrast against the light, but many lenses suffer from this problema.rnConsigliato those who want a constant brightness focus on walking and do not want svenarsi, but personally I would do at home nikon effort and buy at least 80-200 bighiera.rn

avatarjunior
sent on September 26, 2011

Pros: Brightness over the entire focal length, low price

Cons: Lack of stabilization (solved with later).

Opinion: I find a lens valid for both sports photos that try their portrait photos in low light conditions. The fast autofocus, the quality of construction of the lens is good and no one can complain about the sharpness, a little soft at f/2.8 but you can improve in PP. Personally, I was fine and would recommend the purchase of this lens for those who have availability for a nikon / canon!





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