jasonlm
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I waited for the shop to have a good copy.
Images from Sigma 35mm f1.4 dg
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I waited for the shop to have a good copy.
tomcat
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Yes it is normal especially if you are trying to focus at a distance closer than 0.3m
Yes it is normal especially if you are trying to focus at a distance closer than 0.3m
Good one haha
just give the lens a turn, it will work again.. seem to be a common problem..... if it bother you, send to SC to have it check....
The SIGMA is better and far sharper than the Nikon, Canon and Zeiss. The Sigma is up there with medium format lenses!
Case closed ----
( if you NEEEEEED weather sealed feel free to spend $ another $1000 and get the Nikon or Canon. )
( Zeiss is manual focus only. )
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Probably not with all the rave reviews going on for this lens
The SIGMA is better and far sharper than the Nikon, Canon and Zeiss. The Sigma is up there with medium format lenses!
Case closed ----
( if you NEEEEEED weather sealed feel free to spend $ another $1000 and get the Nikon or Canon. )
( Zeiss is manual focus only. )
i see....just hope sigma provides good customer services...im pretty sold on the performance on this lens though..just curious how does it stack up to its competitors..haha but yeah..highly likely to be my next purchase in the future i guess
Hint : google..... so much already tested in both lab and in the field.
Apparently this lens seems to be sold out... Managed to grab one of two last copies at one of the major retailers here...
Eerily sharp, if you ask me...
ooooooh my god...like knife through butter
Hacker
Senior Member
The 35mm was the first Sigma on a Nikon for me, quite impressive. Bokeh is especially pleasant.
TrulyReminiscence
Member
Really loving this lens on my D700. Some of the photos taken ...
My baby gal
蚵仔面线
Railway junction @ 十分老街
View from Taipei 101 Observatory (88th floor)
My baby gal
蚵仔面线
Railway junction @ 十分老街
View from Taipei 101 Observatory (88th floor)
ahhh i wanna try it with my d7100
Yup.. At times I still take my eyes off the viewfinder to check if the lens is really Sigma brand.. Especially after the QC and "Sigma Jaundice" issues they used to have...
And i wonder, "what happened to Sigma..?" Why couldn't they make lenses like this earlier..?
Blur Shadow
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GeneKoh said:
Come on lah. Sigma wasn't complete trash before the release of the 35mm f/1.4.
My first Sigma was the 10-20mm f/4-f/5.6. It was quite perfect on my little D70 back in early 2006. Back then, I also had the fortune to try the 17-70mm f/2.8 - f/4 and the Sigma 70-300mm f/4 - f/5.6. All were quite good for their price.
