Sigma 35mm F1.4 Art DG HSM Lens for Nikon :: Lenses :: Camera & Photo

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Make sure this fits by entering your model number. 35mm focal length, 52.5mm equivalent focal length on APS-C cameras, 56mm equivalent focal length on Canon APS-C cameras F1.4 maximum aperture; F16 minimum, This model is compatible with all current Nikon cameras (both DX and FX) Ring-type ultrasonic-type AF motor with full-time manual focusing 67mm filters,0.30m/11.81" minimum focus. Maximum Magnifications-1:5.2. Angle of View-63.4º Available in Canon EF, Nikon F (FX), Pentax KAF3, Sony Alpha, Sigma SA mounts. Please refer the User Manual which is in the Product Box before use.

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S. W.

06/25/2019

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All the hype around Sigma ART and this lens, all for not. Soft at every distance, used the docking station (waste of money) and tuned it right to the numbers and its soft, soft, soft. I not so kind words, cheap 3rd party junk..... This lens at $757 is such a rip off. The Nikon 35mm 1.8G blows it away at $526. The ART thing is false, I tuned and shot it on my D610, D750 and Z7, my Nikon 35mm 1.8G kills it.

rbtk

06/25/2019

2

Positives: Very good built - high quality feeling materials and heavy, metal construction. Design is modern and discrete. When in focus, the sharpness is excellent. Colors are nice. Bokeh is good. Negative: AF performance is terrible. At wide open, the lens is unacceptably unreliable in low light situations. Basically useless in these conditions. As with every Sigma Ive ever tried - AF performance cannot come close to matching Nikon. Its pretty much hopeless. For all intents and purposes, this is a manual focus. If approached in that manner, it is a fine lens. Otherwise - avoid.

Alyss

06/25/2019

2

DO NOT BUY FROM THIS LISTING if you at all want your item to be under warranty in the US. This lens is KNOWN for focus issues, so if you at all think you may at some point need it serviced by Sigma, this is NOT an authorized seller and they will NOT touch it. Additionally, unless you are home 24/7, you may never receive your lens because you must be home and sign for it. You cannot have it held at a pickup location. The lens itself will almost positively have focus issues and need calibrated. Mine is so off that no amount of adjustment + or - in camera will fix it. I have tried the dock as well and will keep trying but I’m pretty much stuck with this lens now that I’ve found out Sigma will not touch it because it is not a US warrantied item from an authorized dealer.

Chloelafrance87

06/25/2019

2

Within the last month the focus has become soft and difficult to nail. Ive been a photographer for 8+ years now so this isnt user error. I believe the lens is defective. I shouldnt have to have it repaired after only buying it two months ago.

Amazon Customer

06/25/2019

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I’m a professional photographer who has heard so much hype about this lens for years so I finally bought it. I do lot recommend it at all, unfortunately. The auto focus was off from the second I put it on my full frame body. I spent hours calibrating it just to still get soft, average images. I much prefer nikon’s 1.8 lens that I always get sharp images with and are much more affordable. It wasn’t worth the $800 price tag for just okay images, personally but the build and materials of the lens were excellent it just isn’t for me. The 1.4 was also impressive just the focusing made me return it right away.