Could the 40mm F1.4 Art be One of the Sharpest Sigma Lenses Ever Made?

There's no doubt about the fact that Sigma lenses are some of the sharpest currently available. From the 18-35mm f1. 8 Art that shook the world of APS-C cameras a few years back, to the super sharp 135mm f1.

8 Art that was released last year; sharpness hasn't ever really been an issue with Art series lenses. Just how much sharper can their lenses possibly get though? Quite a bit it seems. Kai Wong recently took this massive prime lens out onto the streets of London during a Santa festival to see how it would perform, and of course in typical Kai style, hilarity ensues and it's all caught on video; which we just happen have for you just after the break. .

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2018-12-19 20:00

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Sigma Begins Shipping 5 E Mount Art Lenses And We’ve Reviewed Them All!

Lots and we mean LOTS, of photographers, were really happy back earlier this year when Sigma announced that they would be releasing a ton of their Art series lenses in the native Sony E Mount. This, finally, meant that Sony A7 series owners could take advantage of Sigma’s well regarded Art Series without the need for an adapter and settling for subpar AF performance. thephoblographer.com »

2018-06-20 04:00

First images of the four new Sigma lenses

These are the images of the four new Sigma lenses: 135mm F1.8 DG HSM | Art 14mm F1.8 DG HSM | Art 24-70mm F2.8 DG OS HSM | Art 100-400mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM | Contemporary None of these lenses will be available for A-mount yet but you can use them on E-mount cameras with […] The post First images of the four new Sigma lenses appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »

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